Lu Wanqing, a descendant of a family of modern Chinese medicine practitioners, was seduced by the wrong spirit due to a bizarre car accident, and her body was cremated and unable to return to the world. After three days of "arguing arguments" in the Palace of Hell, she was reborn as Lu Zhaodi, a nine-year-old girl who was bullied in the ancient countryside, with knowledge of modern Chinese medicine, food memories and a powerful "immortal space".
Core Conflict Build:
1. Environmental hostility and gender bias (merging): Lu Wanqing (renamed Lu Zhao after rebirth) faced the abject poverty of ancient rural areas, the strict patriarchal system and the best vampire relatives. As a girl, she was regarded as a loser by her grandparents. The family of five were like old scalpers in a large, undivided family, doing the most and eating the least. Her impossible task is: as a young child, as a woman, in an environment of scarcity of resources and backward thinking, she must not only lead her family to survive, but also achieve a counterattack of economic independence and personal dignity. Failure will mean continuing to be squeezed to death, or being forced to accept a tragic fate (destiny chips).
2. Villain agents and relationship confrontation (merger): The "old house force" composed of grandma, uncle's family, and second uncle's family is the most direct villain agent in the early stage. They are greedy, lazy and partial, and constantly try to appropriate the fruits of labor obtained by Lu Zhao's family through wisdom and sweat. After the separation, this conflict escalated into continuous harassment, moral kidnapping, and public opinion attacks (the tongue-tied women group). Lu Zhao must use wisdom (rather than brute force) to resolve crises time and time again. The core contradiction is modern equality and contract thinking.
I've read a few chapters, it's pretty good