I Transmigrated to Republican-Era China as a Bowl. What Do I Do About the System?

[Transmigration + Republican era + System + comedy + light mystery] When she woke up, Yuning, a princess of the Qing dynasty, found herself a beggar on the streets of Beiping in 1920. Before she could figure out what was going on, she was bound to a rotten “Survival System.” The tasks grew more outrageous by the day: perform a proper palace-style begging routine at a lane entrance, be the center of attention at a high-society ball, and test the limits of survival with a street stall. By completing missions, she could earn all sorts of bizarre little skills to help her survive in the Republican era. To keep from starving to death, the former princess had no choice but to swallow her pride, gripping an embroidery needle in one hand and freshly roasted chestnuts in the other. Before long, Beiping had a very unusual “craftswoman” on its streets. Hounded by warlords, foreign merchants, and antique dealers, she put her stubbornness inherited from generations past and the System's bizarrely unconventional way of thinking to use, applying proper palace skills in all sorts of unexpected situations. Later, she came across forbidden objects from the former imperial palace. It seemed fate had bound her tightly to them. To evade searches and pursuers, she began investigating the objects, setting off a whole series of events. Once a princess of the Forbidden City, now a beggar at a hutong entrance, she has a System that keeps assigning absurd missions just to watch her embarrass herself. See how this fallen princess rises above the rest in the Republican era!