Co-text: Three protagonists
1. The insect part:
What is there in the poor orc continent?
For Bletilla striata, there is probably nothing but disease.
At least, the isatis root in front of her is exactly the same as the one in her textbook?
... Strong men, come and eat this bowl of isatis root before you go on your way.
A month later
Bai Ji [throws the script on the ground]: Damn it! Why is it different from what was promised!
2. Gray part:
In life, you must always find something that interests you, so as not to accompany you to death due to boredom.
Yao Wan, a 20-year-old female college student who went shopping, must have never imagined that she would become the first person in the world to travel through time with a bag of catnip on her back.
She has no ambition to conquer other worlds, and no desire to explore the unknown. The only thing she cares about is how to find things that matter to her.
But maybe I should fill my stomach first before that...
Yaowan turned around and hugged Baiji's thigh:
"Xiaobai, I want to eat bread."
3. Ah Jiu part:
Why is this urban legend about traveling through time after death actually true? How else to explain this magical transformation of time and space.
The question then becomes... Survive, or die (again).
... So what the hell is this place! The physical environment seems to be no different from the earth. Why are there such unscientific existences as orcs? And it's still the era of clans and tribes! As a third-rate detective, how can you survive?
Guan Zi: "... A Zhuang, your dried meat was eaten secretly by the kid across the street, not the Ah San next door you caught... Judging from the wounds of the prey, the number one in this hunt is Shanzi... No, I refuse to pay you, thank you."