You Asked Me to Play Matchmaker, but I Flirted with Every Tomb-Raiding Big Shot

[Everyone’s Favorite + Tomb-Raiding Fanfic + Love Rival Chaos + Hilarious + Sweet Romance]

Wen Nianhe, the chief disciple under the God of Matchmaking, thought she was about to graduate in glory after mastering the matchmaking game. But her useless master had one too many drinks at a Heavenly Court banquet, then waved his hand and somehow welded an entire tangled mass of red strings of fate to her marriage tree!

Forced to descend into a small world overnight, Wen Nianhe was dumbfounded. Wasn’t this supposed to be about bringing people together and enjoying a peaceful life? Why was she starting from the eerie, thousand-year-old tomb, full of deadly traps and blood corpses? This was the legendary Digging Pits Notes world, where survival was nearly impossible!

To pass her test, Wen Nianhe had no choice but to hold her nose and search the tomb for her “destined person.” But when she secretly opened her eye for seeing love matches, she sucked in a sharp breath: the red string around her finger had split into several strands, all tied to the most untouchable sons of fortune in this world!

The innocent and kindhearted, increasingly scheming Third Master of the Wu family held her close. “A He, if you’re scared, I’ll protect you with everything the Wu family has.”

The mute Zhang, godlike and impossibly powerful, silently put away his black-gold ancient blade and offered her roasted meat. “Stay with me. No one can hurt you.”

Then there was the proud and stunning head of the Xie family and the roguish, cunning Hei Xiazi. They were all fighting over her!

Trembling as she watched this terrifying scene of everyone caught in a love rivalry, Wen Nianhe thought: I’m only here to take a test. How did I accidentally become every big shot’s one true love? And how on earth am I supposed to undo these cursed red strings of fate?!

Note: The story begins in 2003! The female lead is essentially going through a trial of tribulation. She has no magic at first, but gradually regains it later.