It's about a curly-haired rabbit who seems harmless to humans and animals.
One day, she falls into a world full of demons, monsters, and all kinds of evil spirits.
She struggles to escape, leaping over one bottomless pit after another. Then she discovers that she is the ultimate boss.
In short, it's a story about a female lead who pretends to be weak while devouring wolves, foxes, tigers...
Long-winded blurb:
As the sixteenth-generation Grand Good-for-Nothing National Preceptor of the Small Yong Kingdom, Shi Liu often reflects that transmigrating into this world was probably heaven's punishment for her.
Heaven gave her a character who sounded ridiculously impressive, then told her the position peaked on day one, and she'd be dead as soon as she landed. From the emperor to the maid at her side, anyone could take her out with a flick of a finger.
Lie flat! She had no desire to star in a palace intrigue drama.
But apparently, heaven didn't want her sitting around. She didn't want to get involved in palace intrigue? Fine, then she'd go slay demons and monsters.
What Shi Liu never expected was that her first kill would be the infamous Ninth Prince of the Western Yu Kingdom, who was even more terrifying than demons and monsters.
Theme: The National Preceptor is useless, but ordinary people are extraordinary.
