Wang Guihua, reborn for the third time, finally escaped her parasitic birth family.
But her rebirth turned into transmigration, and she landed in an ancient society torn apart by war, where the people ate one another.
Here, “eating people” means exactly what it says: eating people.
Just as she was about to become someone else's meal, she discovered that the original owner's younger sister had been reborn.
I have modern intelligence; you have the script of the future.
The sisters join forces to escape, and what they thought was the worst possible start unexpectedly turns them into the perfect team.
Their scumbag father tries to sell them as provisions. They fight back!
A wealthy man mistreated and ruined her sister in a past life. Revenge!
A warlord captures them to use as camp prostitutes. Set his military camp on fire!
In this life, we will be the ones holding the knife, not the ones laid out on the chopping block.
My life was cut short in three lifetimes; you died a horrible death in your previous life.
From now on, living to a hundred will be our one and only creed.
If anyone tries to stop us from living, we'll kill anyone in our way, gods or Buddhas alike!
The world is in chaos, men fight for supremacy, and women's lives are cheap.
Who says a woman can't seize the throne? Who says women can't rule the realm?
We'll defy the men and fight them for it!
What's the point of stealing a man when you can steal his job?
This is the story of two heroines fleeing for their lives, struggling to survive in a chaotic age, and ultimately winning the realm through their intelligence and talent.
There are male leads and romance, but the career storyline takes center stage, with romance as a supporting thread.
The male lead appears late and gets little screen time. He's there to make my girl shine even brighter.
Don't ask why the blurb isn't written from the male lead's perspective. He's just an accessory. My girl is the star.
The career storyline isn't about the two heroines conquering the realm. At its core, it's about surviving and staying alive.
The two heroines come from humble backgrounds. For them, survival is the most important thing in life.
They're not privileged elites, they have no golden fingers, and they don't rise to power by relying on men.
P.S. Don't be put off by the heroines' unsophisticated names. They change their names in Chapter 6. Their names are unappealing at first because they both come from poor families.
Reading guide:
1. The story focuses on the growth of the two heroines (not a yuri story): a transmigrated older sister and a reborn younger sister, joining forces to cut through the chaos.
2. The older sister is clearheaded, rational, clever, and alert. The younger sister is cool, decisive, ruthless, and merciless. Neither sister is a self-sacrificing saint or a lovesick fool.
3. There are two main male leads, both paired with the older sister. Beautiful, powerful women should have more than one romance; we're not doing the one-man-for-life thing. The ending is one-on-one, and the younger sister stays single and shines on her own.
4. The plot comes first, and romance develops slowly.
5. The heroines are strong, but this isn't a no-CP story. It's basically a satisfying power fantasy.
6. There are other transmigrators and reborn characters.
7. Everything is based on the author's own worldbuilding and won't withstand scrutiny, so please don't overanalyze it.
Theme: Why seek pale green or deep red? I am naturally the finest flower of all.
Wow, the names of the two sisters are very good [Xingxingyan] [Xingxingyan] [Xingxingyan] squatting late 😳
I really like Wang Guihua's character. She doesn't hesitate or delay at all. She says she wants to kill or take revenge and then really starts to take action. She is not the kind of protagonist who shouts but doesn't actually do anything. It's really fun to watch!