[Harem of admirers + multiple male leads + one woman with multiple partners + strongest heroine + interstellar academy]
Yi seems to have drawn the horror script of the real world.
Her ex suddenly gives birth to two “kids” (rats) from his belly.
She doesn’t want to take responsibility, so she picks them up and stuffs them back inside him.
Maybe the world is punishing her for shirking her responsibilities.
The very next second after she steps outside, she finds herself on a vast snowy plain. This is my love~
She grabs a homeless man’s clothes and hat and puts them on.
This time, she really has become a homeless person in another world!
Not just homeless, but a seemingly abducted, penniless, hopeless, illiterate girl with nowhere to go!
Good heavens! I can be poor, but I absolutely refuse to be a poor illiterate!
First step in another world: learn to write my own name!
What?! I’ve lost my real name because I can’t read!
Yi hates those privileged elites. She hates them when her hair sticks to her face under her static-charged wool hat, when her oversized, cheap snow boots fill with icy water, when she secretly gnaws on stale bread, when she fiddles with her glitchy brain terminal, and when she has to buy insanely expensive study guides!
Why can’t this world be a little kinder to the poor? Damn the privileged! Damn the capitalists!
Actually, what she hates most is that she isn’t one of the privileged… Ha, she’s laughing at how poor she is!
They say the tallest person holds up the falling sky. Yi says, “I don’t want to hold it up. I just want to lie down…”
Yi’s life motto: If you can sit, never stand; if you can lie down, never sit.
In her old world, she was an overworked wage slave supporting her lazy ex. Now she’s transmigrated, and a bunch of elites are chasing her and pushing her to climb higher…
What can she do? Yi has to be number one.
Theme in a nutshell: Only hard work can change your fate.
The writing is beautiful, the content is very novel, and the communication between the characters is also very natural.