Literary version
After transmigrating into the body of an unloved princess, she had agreed with him that they would be friends. But you were the one who broke your promise first, so why was she the one who got hurt?
She guessed the beginning and the ending, but never saw her own heart coming.
In the mundane bustle of the marketplace and on the battlefield engulfed in smoke, their fated bond ultimately remained unbroken.
Normal version
Xie Peng, a modern-day homebody so ordinary she could disappear into a crowd, had lived for 20 years without a single man falling for her. Then, in a stroke of inexplicable bad luck, she wound up in the Great Han Dynasty. At long last, she had a pretty face that was easy on the eyes, but she was only a decorative princess for a prince.
So why don't you run off and live happily ever after with someone else? I'll make room for you and spend my days in this pollution-free ancient world. Isn't that fine?
But according to the rules of transmigration, a transmigrated woman who doesn't fall in love is bringing shame on the modern world.
P.S. This story is entirely a product of the author's imagination and won't stand up to historical scrutiny. It has a happy ending.
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