[Quick transmigration + protagonist can be male or female + no fixed CP + Qing dynasty transmigration + more]
In a parallel world, another you became a big shot and sent you a System called "Die a Natural Death," asking you to live a good life in different worlds.
You only need to make it to fifty.
The first world is a Qing dynasty transmigration. Plain White Banner, imperial clan, male.
You go from an overlooked, idle young clansman to the gates of the Forbidden City, outlasting three emperors. You neither fight for power nor take sides, and in the end rise to the rank of a first-grade official.
System notification: The first world is complete. You may leave.
The history books preserve only a single short line: Shi Jin served under three emperors, rose to the rank of a first-grade official, and was diligent, prudent, and beyond reproach.
Then you open your eyes, and there is a second door in front of you.
Sometimes you're a man, sometimes a woman.
You smile and step through the door.
Since you're already here...
There is a feeling that when you are old, you will feel sad no matter what you do. You talk less, slowly, and hesitate to speak. It is difficult to breathe while alive. The article is very old-fashioned. I feel that life is too vital. I can take a closer look, and my body feels cold all of a sudden.
Is it necessary to write in such a depressing tone? The reality is already "depressing" enough
The AI flavor is a bit strong, but the author adjusted the emotional line very well. It's sour and confusing, so delicious.
It feels very realistic [sending my heart], unlike some current Mary Sue literature, it's quite interesting, and the plot is smooth and flowing.
I don't know why I feel a little uncomfortable watching it. It's better with the song "If You Love Someone"
There is a feeling that when you are old, you will feel sad no matter what you do. You talk less, slowly, and hesitate to speak. It is difficult to breathe while alive. The article is very old-fashioned. I feel that life is too vital. I can take a closer look, and my body feels cold all of a sudden.
Is it necessary to write in such a depressing tone? The reality is already "depressing" enough
The AI flavor is a bit strong, but the author adjusted the emotional line very well. It's sour and confusing, so delicious.
It feels very realistic [sending my heart], unlike some current Mary Sue literature, it's quite interesting, and the plot is smooth and flowing.
I don't know why I feel a little uncomfortable watching it. It's better with the song "If You Love Someone"
Very novel, beautiful, another perspective