After transmigrating, Luo struggled to survive in another world for ten years, always believing she had simply become an ordinary primitive child.
It wasn't until the year her bloodline awakened that a space-time tunnel connecting to another world suddenly appeared beside her.
Worried about her older brother facing danger while hunting, she made a request to the boy on the other side of the tunnel. He gave her a black blade.
In this Stone Age tribe, where almost every weapon was painstakingly ground by hand, the sharp blade was practically a divine artifact.
The year her brother went hunting with the group and broke his leg, her intense worry led her to open a channel to another world for the second time.
A kind, middle-aged man learned of her predicament and gave her a miracle medicine specially made to heal broken bones.
The third time, a kind older brother who was blind heard Luo calling for help from a lake. Thinking she was drowning, he crossed the shimmering barrier on the water without hesitation.
It was as if some switch had been flipped: more and more people began coming through the tunnel.
Led by a monk with impossibly good luck, she encountered a space-time mage in a mysterious cave, who opened the door to a whole new world for her.
To bring the latest news from the outside world to the isolated beastfolk tribe where she had grown up, and to learn at the magic academy the method the mage had mentioned for controlling those random one-way space-time tunnels, Luo and her friends from other worlds formed an adventuring party. They cheated their way across the Devil's Sea by riding the space-time turbulence and set off for the world of magic...
[Adventuring Party Lineup: A gifted dual-element mage specializing in space-time and nature, plus an unknown number of elusive young swordsmen and warriors.]
[Content Warnings]
1. A martial arts cast transmigrates into another world. There is little plot set in the original world, and the protagonist only enters the martial arts world when she encounters especially grave danger.
2. A little child-rearing. The heroine is the child.
3. Because of the above, there is no romance before she reaches adulthood.
Theme: All the way through, we have had our friends by our side.
