After Becoming Little An Bird, I Deleted the Post Overnight

What's it like to transmigrate as someone you've cursed out?

Lin Nian's answer: Thanks for asking. Just transmigrated, in the Qing dynasty, and I haven't even deleted the post yet.

On the eighth day of the first lunar month in 2026, Lin Nian, an operations specialist at a major internet company, got into an argument with a coworker about An Lingrong. She died of a heart attack and opened her eyes as An Lingrong herself.

She had just arrived in the capital, with only an unreliable aunt and spies keeping an eye on her money.

The selection was right around the corner, and she had just one thought on her mind:

My highly upvoted answer trashing An Lingrong is still pinned to the front page!

All she wanted was to stay alive, delete the post, and find a way home.

But the longer she stayed, the more uneasy she became.

Everything in this world felt strange.

The innkeeper's eyes were shifty, Zhen Huan spoke in coded language, and even the rules of the palace were completely different from the history books.

Then she stumbled upon the truth, and went cold all over:

This wasn't really the Great Qing.

It was a massive, immersive murder-mystery role-playing game.

She wasn't the only one who had awakened.

Someone had deliberately set her up and dragged her into this.

The backend of the metaverse Qing dynasty slowly came online.

The truth behind her transmigration was even more absurd and sinister than she had imagined.

And her goal wasn't merely to escape alive.

She would make whoever set her up pay a hundred times over.