Quick Transmigration: Lingering Echoes

After being hit by a car and killed while trying to save someone, Song Jiayin learned one thing: in her next life, she absolutely would not be a do-gooder.

Unfortunately, Heaven didn't give her another life. It gave her a System instead.

System 66 had just graduated and was doing its first mission. It was even more nervous than she was. The task was to enter "phantom worlds" shaped from novels and films and establish anchor points, paving the way for the World Administration to "make the fake real."

Fail the mission? The System gets reinitialized, and she gets reincarnated.

Complete it? A new world, a new life, and a secure job that lets her transmigrate forever.

However you look at it, she comes out ahead.

The first world: The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.

To survive in the book's world of ghosts and ghouls, she went to a cultivation realm for fifty years of training in advance. Fifty years later, she arrived in Hangzhou with a pile of pills and a hundred kilograms of gold, and opened a herbal medicine shop on a street next to Wu Xie’s Wushan Residence. She named it Listening to the Sound Hall.

The events at Guazi Temple haven't happened yet. Wu Xie is still raising turtles in his antique shop, and Zhang Qiling hasn't appeared.

And she, a mission-taker with a whole stash of immortal pills tucked away in her storage space, now faces her greatest challenge:

How can she turn a neighbor looking for diarrhea medicine for his turtle into her anchor for surviving in this world?

A lighthearted story × a chatty heroine × an ensemble cast from The Grave Robbers' Chronicles × an alchemy expert dropped into a beginner's village