Yu Tangtang, a social animal in the 21st century, found himself lying in a 500-year-old tomb when he opened his eyes.
Good news: She successfully revived her body. Bad news: The original owner of this body, the eldest daughter of the Yu family of Xuanmen in the early Ming Dynasty, died five hundred years ago.
What's even more outrageous is that she lay in the grave for two full years before she gathered enough strength to crawl out. Two hundred years later it will be the 21st century, and five hundred years later it will be the Republic of China. She is a modern soul who traveled to the Republic of China five hundred years ago.
Okay, I'm wearing everything.
Climbing out of the grave, Yu Tangtang found that she had inherited all the memories of the original owner's Maoshan skills - drawing symbols, pinching techniques, footwork, and Feng Shui, but she had not learned any of them. Only the Thunder Technique and the Divine Invitation Technique seem to be engraved deep in the soul, and the purple thunder explodes with just a touch.
The Yu family members who have guarded the tomb for generations knelt on the ground and shouted "Auntie and Grandma". Only then did she know that the Yu family had grown from Xiaoxuanmen in the early Ming Dynasty to become the top richest man in Shanghai during the Republic of China. And she is the generation ceiling of the Yu family, seven generations higher than the current patriarch.
Without WiFi, mobile phones, or milk tea, life in the Republic of China relied on complaining to survive. The half-skilled Maoshan technique frequently overturned, and the talisman painted turned into a ghost talisman, and the ghosts were caught in the air and thrown into the mud pit. In the end, the level was passed through the hardcore method of rubbing thunder with hands. The Xuanmen circle in Shanghai exploded: an aunt and grandma was born in the Yu family who lived for five hundred years!
