Transmigrating to another world, dying, and coming back to life.
A precious opportunity, impossibly wasted on an ordinary person.
Modern people returning to ancient times don’t get to lord it over everyone.
Shi Chao is still the same ordinary office worker with average intelligence and barely enough stamina.
In a different world of flashing blades and treachery, she can only act like a mouse with a keen nose for danger, trembling as she hides herself away.
Who could have guessed that this timid woman would make so many enemies, offending a whole group of gifted young elites? And after abducting a young master from a marquis’s estate, she faces the first great manhunt of her life.
Fleeing is like walking a tightrope over hell.
Shi Chao dies, then Shi Chao lives again.
Like a flea in a field that you just can’t squash, she barrels through the world, crude and obnoxious.
She survives a great calamity.
But there’s no good fortune afterward.
Reborn, Shi Chao is still miserly. While trying to pick up a few copper coins, she falls into the hands of an old enemy.
Hoisted up by the scruff of her neck, Shi Chao turns ashen and instinctively tucks in her neck, pretending to be dead.
The brutal, fierce boy she remembers has shed his youth. His shoulders are broad, his waist slender, his long hair tied high. His voice carries a careless malice. “I’ve never heard of the dead coming back to life.”
Shi Chao: Heh.
She wakes up five years later.
The young masters she offended have grown more mature and calculating, gained more power, and become even harder to deal with.
Shi Chao clings to the hope that after five years, an insignificant nobody like her has long since been forgotten by the powerful.
But before she’s even set foot inside the city gate, one enemy after another comes looking for her.
The young master from the marquis’s estate whom she abducted has grown into a graceful gentleman, surrounded by admirers, the complete opposite of the reclusive, obsessive boy she remembers.
The man on the high platform has a sharply defined, cold profile. His gaze falls on Shi Chao, calm and unfamiliar.
The false bond he had tied with his own hands has been severed along with his memories.
Shi Chao is no longer his big sister, but an ordinary, unfamiliar woman.
A woman whose portrait is on wanted posters plastered all over the city.
A life-loving, cautious mountain girl heroine x all kinds of arrogant young elites
Theme: Life comes before everything
Yami Yami, Shi Chao is a vibrant, beautiful, kind, upright, and resilient woman whom I absolutely adore. [Green heart][Green heart][Blue heart][Blue heart][Blue heart]
Finally!! 🥺[Purple Sugar]kswl
The author really wrote about the Shi Dynasty very well. Vibrant and bright, like a ray of sunshine—ordinary yet warm. That's precisely why such a time could attract everyone's attention, making them unconsciously love and depend on her. Because people always yearn for sunny places.
It's okay, I've already shipped [Orange Candy], I'll wait.
Shi Chao: Thank you so much [melted]
Take care of your health, everyone! Hope you can slack off more often!
Yu: Why reward him?
I have a small suggestion: the quotation marks. After finishing a sentence, you don't really need to add a period outside the quotation marks; it looks a little odd. 😚😚
Why doesn't the author add paragraph comments? This is so flavorful, it's so satisfying! [Facepalm and peeking]
Before seeing the ending: It's getting better. After seeing this: Are you feeling better?