She was just a junior student in the Chemistry Department of an ordinary normal college. She liked history, geography, and literature, but she followed her parents' choice of science in the college entrance examination. She was good at mathematics and astronomy, but was transferred to chemistry in the normal college. She only fell in love once, but she was betrayed because there were more girls than boys in the normal college. An ordinary family, an ordinary life trajectory, an ordinary appearance, and a vulgar outlook on life all tell her that at the age of twenty, one-fifth of your life is a long-distance run with others. Because of her appearance and the shadow of her childhood, she didn't dare to ask for love, she didn't dare to ask for so-called poetry and distance, and she even just wanted to be a small piece of duckweed in this big world. But fate sent her to the war-torn Three Kingdoms period. She was determined not to let others arrange her life. She was determined to control the fate of others. A struggle with fate and rights, a new choice with love and family affection, a balance between peace and reluctance swinging again. How would she make her choice?
This is the beginning of a mediocre woman's journey to darkness. . . . . .