Xu Yao was born into a world of the supernatural. A prodigy in mystical arts who could do as she pleased, she killed an evil spirit with her bare hands at the age of nine. Her extraordinary skills earned her a forced place in the military, where for eleven years she fought monsters and demons, personally avenged her enemies, and sealed the Ghost King before closing her eyes in peace.
When she opened them again, she was bound to the 618 System and plunged headfirst into a series of little worlds.
Her peerless mystical arts were considered feudal superstition here. She could be put in a pig cage for them!
There was no helping it. The once-mighty master who had dominated the realms of yin and yang had to put away her sharp edges, keep her head down, and live quietly.
World One: In the 1950s, Xu Yao helps the villagers survive a famine, evading the authorities who come to collect supplies and catching kidnappers. Then the educated youth are sent to the countryside, and Xu Yao’s good days come to an end. Her biological mother shows up and forces her to take her place in the countryside...
World Two: In the 1980s, the original owner’s useless parents drive her to her death. As soon as Xu Yao arrives, she takes charge of the family. First, she gets back the money her grandparents took. Then she sends her parents out to work and collects their wages herself. Xu Yao settles into a life of collecting money to fund her studies, meals, and fun.
World Three: She becomes a fan girl abandoned by her parents. Xu Yao quietly works hard and dazzles everyone (scratch that), secretly makes her escape from home, and enjoys the good life on her own.
Suffer hardship? No way!
The godly author, in the second world, began to seal up his own memories without leaving any trace. Do you know what quick travel means? Who on earth wants to read a fast-travel story without accumulated memories of past lives?
The plot is like a matryoshka doll