Quick transmigration + sometimes with a couple, sometimes without + can be male or female
Cheng Hua and the sentient Zhongshengjia, her long-time companion,
(Zhong means clock, sheng means vitality, and jia refers to a butterfly.
Together, they represent the butterfly of life and time.)
After a temporal storm, Zhongshengjia protected Cheng Hua, leaving itself badly damaged and broken before falling into a deep sleep.
Taking the shattered Zhongshengjia with her, Cheng Hua travels through various minor worlds, making contracts with the most inconsequential of supporting characters in parallel stories. She gathers merit and curiosities, all to restore it and wake it up.
Zhongshengjia: Ding! This time, a broken homophonic prophecy has taken effect at random. Watch your step!
First plane: The overlooked, insignificant distant cousin in an ancient romance. May all go “pear-fectly” well: complete.
Second plane: An ignored branch of a prestigious family. May all your “pear”-fect wishes come true: ready.
Third plane: A hapless educated youth sent down to the countryside in an era novel. “Apri”-cots of happiness are on the way.
Fourth plane: A reclusive doctor in an ordinary ancient town. May you have “apple”-pie peace and joy…
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The names of the protagonists somehow match up, and the early plot introduction is too long-winded, so I wrote it all out in one go. Yanjiang District is so tiring to watch
The content is whimsical and has no real substance.
The names of the protagonists somehow match up, and the early plot introduction is too long-winded, so I wrote it all out in one go. Yanjiang District is so tiring to watch
The content is whimsical and has no real substance.