To Save My Family, I Transmigrated With a System and Defied Fate

[Transmigration + revenge + devoted love]

[Calm, decisive, and driven legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household ✖️ world-weary and fragile yet steadfast and gentle young general]

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A disastrous start? Shang Wan scoffed. Determined to change her family’s fate of certain death, she traveled back a thousand times before transmigrating to the Great Yong dynasty, where she bonded with the Karma’s Eye System. It let her see the karmic forces binding the world: good karma appeared as golden threads, while evil karma looked like black mist.

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Forced to marry into a general’s household? The battle god in the wheelchair was surrounded by white karmic energy, full of grievances, while the enemies who framed him were already steeped in evil karma. Perfect. She needed a “partner” just like him.

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Her wicked aunt stole her dowry and treated her as disposable? Shang Wan saw the dense black karma linking the woman to her birth mother’s tragic death and lightly touched her with a fingertip. “Evil deeds must be repaid.” She made the woman cough up the dowry with interest, then pay for the blood debt with her own blood.

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She saved her younger brother, who was entangled in evil karma, and forged a golden thread of good fortune for him, helping him become a key statesman skilled in both letters and arms. With a casual stroke, she rewrote the princess’s bleak karma of miscarriage and political marriage, guiding her toward a new destiny.

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From the abandoned daughter of a marquis’s household to the arbiter of karma, she was determined to break this deadly trap!

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But the general in the wheelchair began looking at her with ever greater intensity. He clasped the hand with which she manipulated karma, his voice low and dangerous. “My lady, you’ve seen my karma, and you’ve seen my heart. Shall we join forces in this game of chess? You control cause and effect, and I wield the blade.”

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In the end, how did she end up reuniting with her real parents on the battlefield? Was there more to her transmigration than met the eye?