Having transmigrated across the boundaries of time and space, the heroine, Chen Xi, arrives in this bizarre and wondrous world. Here, illusion and reality intertwine, light and shadow cross paths, and there is love that endures through thick and thin and is sung of for a thousand years, as well as friendship between kindred spirits who would entrust each other with their lives. The stars shine brilliantly, and the sun and moon compete in splendor.
First: The heroine's golden finger is useless. Her golden finger is herself.
Second: The heroine is cold-hearted, calm, and rational.
Third: Although this is a crossover novel, most of the plot is freely improvised.
Fourth: Most of the supporting characters are intelligent, and the heroine is highly intelligent.
Fifth: There is no male lead for the novel as a whole, but each arc has one.
Sixth: This is a fictional setting, not based on history.
I still like it so far, but you haven't updated it for a long time.
Why hasn't it been updated yet? . .
The heroine didn't feel that way during the conversation and didn't know what to say.
Excuse me, she quit her job and severed ties with her family, just to pursue the path of immortality and travel all over the world. So, where does she get the money to do this?