She Comes from Chang'an

In the 17th year of the Yonghe reign of the Great Zhou Dynasty, on the fifteenth day of the winter lunar month, Shen Lingyi, the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Rites, was given a glass of poisonous wine by her concubine and died at the age of twenty. When I wake up, it's the hospital in 2026. She became a female college student who committed suicide by jumping off a building - her parents were dead, she was bullied by her roommates, she was PUAed by her boyfriend, and she was in debt of more than 100,000 yuan. What is more terrifying than the desperate situation is that she carries the complete memories of her previous life: those hatreds, those calculations, and the bitter taste of the poisonous wine are all clear. It took her three months to learn to use her mobile phone, take the subway, and scan QR codes to pay. It took three years to go from a "weirdo" looked down upon by everyone to the founder of the national fashion brand "Chang'an Miss Shen". She is not a holy mother, she does not forgive, she does not bow her head. If you are bullied, you will fight back. If you are surrounded by capital, you will bear it. If you are smeared by public opinion, you will live broadcast the confrontation. But she also has weaknesses: the internet scroll king Xie Mingshu, who looks exactly like his benefactor in his previous life, yelled at her, "I don't care about what happened in my previous life. If you dare to die in front of me in this life, I will dig your grave." This is her own rebirth and a dialogue between two eras. A story about how women can still choose to "live their own lives" across thousands of years.