Sea of Sand: Who Knew Even Gods Could Get Lost?

[No romance + Sand Sea + original heroine]

Retitled: Li Cu, I’m telling you, we should run for our lives first

Note: The setting has been changed.

Wu You has always firmly believed she’s a sweet, harmless girl.

To test this, we conducted a street interview.

Li Cu: Harmless-looking on the outside, that’s all.

Su Wan: A cute, clever girl (through rose-colored glasses).

Wu Xie: Not an ounce of fighting ability, but pretty good at deduction.

Hei Xiazi: Stubborn, a little lazy.

Wang Pangzi: A high school senior who’s been driven insane...?

The Wang family: Keep a close eye on this person.

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Wu You blinked her light blue eyes, looking utterly innocent.

Honestly, she had a rough deal. In her original world, she’d studied hard for twelve years, finally made it through the college entrance exams, and had all but secured her place at Zhejiang University.

Who could have imagined that after staying up late to finish reading Sand Sea, she’d go to sleep and wake up seven days before the college entrance exams?

She had no lofty ambition to save the world, and she had no interest in getting involved in some century-long game of strategy.

But fate refused to cooperate.

Wu You fell silent for a long while, then let out a slow sigh.

Fine. So there’s no escaping this, huh?

She couldn’t fight to save her life, so there was no way she could win in a physical fight. She’d have to rely on her brains, at most.

Little did she know, the secrets surrounding her were even more complicated than she imagined.

It seemed she’d been lost from the very beginning.

PS: No romance | transmigrated heroine with a contrasting personality | smart heroine | not a self-sacrificing saint

The original work belongs to Nanpai Sanshu.

Please don’t equate the characters in this book with their original versions.

Some plot points will be changed, but not by much.