Yue Yiyi, Jun Buli

Historical fantasy | Transmigration | Wilderness survival | Food | Chinese medicine | Light comedy | War | Love of country and family | Urban life | Workplace

She transmigrates, opens her eyes, and sees her whole world falling apart: her husband is hanging himself right in front of her!

Murong Lingyue, the daughter of a marquis, eloped with her childhood friend, the young general Xiao Ruiyi. The two of them nearly lost their lives.

Tong Yue, a modern woman, transmigrates into Lingyue’s body and inherits a truly awful hand.

The mountains are barren, her hands are empty, and she managed to save her husband’s life, but he’s still an idiot.

With no System, no pocket dimension, and no superpowers, how can she escape this desperate situation and build a life in ancient times from scratch?

From the start, it plays like a monster-battling adventure: she explores, gathers resources, and makes new friends. In the end, thanks to the Chinese medicine knowledge she taught herself in her previous life and a series of lucky opportunities, she cures Xiao Ruiyi. As they spend day after day together and weather hardships side by side, their feelings grow.

Once they leave the mountains, they face a grim reality: their country has fallen and their homeland lies in ruins. United in purpose, the two turn the tide, save the people, and create a legend.

With the larger crisis resolved, turmoil erupts in the palace and the cabinet, and the political landscape shifts. Can they make it through this time unscathed?