[Main Keywords] Socially fearful female protagonist × System infrastructure × Cold-faced Fourth Master × Pregnancy first, then marriage × Buddhist house fighting
An Qian, the manager of the ancient books department of the city library, is severely afraid of society and devours books as much as his life. His life motto is "If you can't see people, don't see them."
Until one day, she accidentally became famous overnight, and a huge crowd of people blocked her in the library. An Qian's eyes went dark - when she opened her eyes again, she became a newborn baby girl, lying in a sheepskin crib in the grassland.
Forget about fetal transfusion, his father is actually Burni, Prince Chahar who was exterminated due to rebellion in the 14th year of Kangxi's history!
At the beginning of Tianbeng, An Qian felt a chill: Who would be bad if he could be disguised as a family member of the rebels? She silently took stock of the current situation - the two-and-a-half-year-old was short of arms and legs, could not speak well, could not outrun the prairie wolf, and could not stop the imperial army. The only hope is the "life transformation system" that suddenly clicked in my mind.
Starting from improving baby carriers, she used modern knowledge step by step to build infrastructure on the grassland. Under her influence, the Chahar tribe became increasingly powerful, and her father's attitude towards the court also changed from wavering to loyal.
Everything was under control until Mulan first met the boy in the paddock. There was a misunderstanding and she left without even an apology. The second meeting was even more chaotic. She took her in, ran back to Mongolia overnight, and found out that she was pregnant. Four years later, a marriage proposal fell from the sky, and she married into Prince Yong's Mansion.
The women in the backyard were all waiting to see the joke, but she just read quietly and did system tasks. But later the whole capital knew that Chahar's little princess was never a good person!
