Wooden Girl vs. Peacock Man
She was an ordinary high school sophomore whose daily routine was eating, studying, and sleeping.
She thought her life would pass by uneventfully, but one drowsy moment in math class sent her to the Shenzhou Continent.
When she opened her eyes, she had become the princess of Prince Ning's manor, The Outcast, with power over all beneath her.
Power, money, and beauty were all hers.
Her only problem was that she wanted to go home.
She sighed and was just about to accept reality when someone told her she had a chance to return.
The condition was to collect five keys.
And the keys were scattered across the Seven Kingdoms.
After more than ten years on the Shenzhou Continent, she had long since changed. She was no longer the naive high school student she had once been, but the calculating princess of Prince Ning's manor, willing to do whatever it took to achieve her goals.
In a desperate situation, she encountered the Li Dragon Sword.
A proud, insufferable sword.
Its first words were, “I'm insanely awesome, you know?”
Li Li couldn't help retorting, “You mean you're insanely full of yourself, right?”
Seven kingdoms locked in power struggles, five keys, and a journey full of bickering and fighting.
Nangong Yu, a prince of the Xuanyuan Kingdom.
She liked someone because of his charm.
But they were rivals, enemies, and players in a game of chess, neither willing to yield first.
The court was the chessboard, the Seven Kingdoms were the wager. She held the pieces; he was one of them.
Later, the board was overturned and the game was over, but she was still standing where she had begun.
The day she gathered all five keys, she finally found the way home.
She had served her country and its people. Though she had used any means necessary, she had never wronged anyone.
The whole book revolves around the heroine and her sword. It's funny, beautiful, and very logical.