[Romance included, with friends. A very strong female lead. Various dungeons]
[Clear-eyed, clever heroine x Geniused hero with broken wings]
Bai Shuang, sickly and disabled, struggled for five years before dying anyway. When she opened her eyes, she found herself fighting monsters in a dungeon.
This healthy version of Bai Shuang had it even worse. She was dead, body and soul, and had no memories left.
Great, a brain reset with the formatting done!
But this place wasn't just a wasteland. It was also full of all kinds of dungeons.
Environmental, cultural, legendary, mythological... They even produced all sorts of useful supplies!
But all she had was a flickering slideshow of memories from her sick, disabled life, with no memories of the present!
How was she supposed to use her talents? Bind skills? Clear dungeons?
Luckily, she had a fiercely loyal friend, so the initial challenges were no big deal.
She was a genius, an S-rank card master!
But before she could even start clearing dungeons, she was made into a tool, then told she had to marry for political reasons?
Someone in her family had transmigrated into a book, and the head of the family was following the plot. The original host had already been sacrificed as cannon fodder?
Now she'd taken over the body, and people were still trying to kill her?
Dream on. She wasn't buying any brainwashing nonsense.
The transmigrated female supporting character had a System? Bai Shuang crushed it with her mental power. Never mind anything else: how did a mental parasite like this dare to show its face in front of someone with powerful mental energy?
The tool was dead. She was a living person!
Her marriage partner wanted to live, too, so the two of them joined forces.
On their first foray into a cultural dungeon, Su Tang, sitting in a wheelchair, said, "You've got more experience. You're right."
When they fought over items in a legendary dungeon, Bai Shuang took charge and handled everything with ease.
The self-proclaimed hero and heroine from the book forced them into a comparison.
Su Tang wasn't bothered by the pressure. "That's it? Weren't I supposed to be the villain?"
Well, without comparison, there's no contrast. Happiness comes from having something to compare it to~
