Overtime Means Transmigration? A Research Slacker Becomes the Legitimate Daughter of a Capital Official

[Science newbie + transmigration to an alternate world + cozy life + laid-back slacker + no romance]

The fortune-tellers online all said I was destined for a hard life: distant from my family, cold and friendless, and even doomed to be a little animal in my next life. Seriously, they’re taking away my right to be human?

And it gets even more ridiculous: I got hit by a car on my way to work overtime on the weekend, and transmigrated just like that!

I didn’t become an animal. Instead, I became Lin Yuan, the ancient-era daughter of a capital official who shared my name.

With my new identity, that so-called “fate” shattered in an instant:

My wise father put aside his official duties to keep me company while I embroidered. My goofy older brother gave me every penny he earned writing popular fiction. My beautiful mother even taught me how to beat up anyone who came looking for trouble.

I was surrounded by lively, cheerful girls, gentle and reserved ones, and bright, capable ones, each with her own charm. We made plans every day to build our careers and earn a little money, staying busy in a lively yet comforting way.

Then my younger sister from the modern world found me. Could a tiny bracelet really let us make video calls? Could ancient gold be exchanged for yuan?

Now we’re going to be rolling in money!!!

How is this transmigration? It’s the ultimate retirement life for a happy-go-lucky ancient-era slacker!

Who understands how amazing it is to be doted on, earn money, and not work like an underpaid beast of burden?

(The cover was made entirely by hand. This is my debut, and I’ll finish this story no matter what. Please bear with me, share your suggestions, and thank you!)