Transmigrated as Su Luyun: My Snark Can Trade for Anything

(The rating is low because it’s only just opened. If you’re passing by, don’t miss out!)

[The protagonist takes a lie-flat attitude at first. Starting in Chapter 71, after she learns that her inner thoughts are being leaked, she uses them to reshape the imperial harem and destroy Ruyi.]

Su Yun, an accountant worked to the bone by the 996 schedule, dies in a car accident on her way to work. When she opens her eyes again, she has transmigrated into the kindhearted Su Lüyun from a TV drama.

Just as Su Yun is lamenting how hard life is, Experimental System 000001 shows up. The System explains that everyone in this world suffers from “Ruyi Syndrome,” and that reducing the illness’s severity will earn her modern supplies.

The System’s beginner’s gift was supposed to be mind reading, but a serious bug has turned the ability upside down.

On the surface, Su Yun still acts gentle and compliant, but inside, she never stops grumbling.

When she sees Ruyi bring the Empress Dowager ham and chicken soup, she secretly thinks: [Her hands are already scalded red, yet she’s carrying a pot of boiling soup to the Empress Dowager. Is she trying to scald her to death so she can take her place at Jingren Palace?]

When she witnesses Lianxin being granted a marriage, she can’t help grumbling again: [Relationships between palace servants are strictly forbidden, so how come nobody thinks this marriage arrangement is wrong? And it’s obviously an attempt to win over someone who serves the emperor, yet the emperor just sits by and does nothing?]

Every inner thought Su Yun has about the plot is heard in full by the emperor, the Empress Dowager, and all the consorts of the Six Palaces. They have their grievances, but can’t voice them. All they can do is silently stew, angry with her and wary of her.