Stop Chasing Me! I Really Am a Fish

I was a spirit carp who had cultivated for five hundred years. I failed my tribulation, but was reborn as a human.

The good news: I took human form right away, saving myself a century of arduous cultivation.

The bad news: I’m the daughter of a disgraced minister, and I’m on the run.

Along the way, I happened to pick up two little ones.

Well, the group hunting us down suddenly got a lot bigger.

To raise the children, I work hard to earn money and cultivate.

After finally bringing them up, I pick up an injured man, too.

He’s handsome, sweet-tongued, and hardworking.

I think to myself: This is a pretty good deal.

Then I end up giving him my heart.

The man puts on a whole show of looking pitiful: “I’ve been with you for so long without a name or status. You can’t abandon me.”

Before I can even react, I’m bundled off to the capital.

And then I discover: the court’s waters run deeper than the tribulation I faced.

Fine.

The tribulations I failed to overcome in my past life, I’ll settle one by one in this life.