Fate reaches out with the claws it has kept hidden for so long and drags her into her deepest nightmare.
A promise shattered. She narrowly escapes death. The pain numbs her until she loses her feelings and her sense of self. While the rich feast and the poor starve, when war breaks out, she will one day make a name for herself in the wilderness and earn honors at court.
But she never looks back. All she wants is to
Go home.
In short: The story of an ambitious woman who transmigrates to another world, tries to conquer it, and wants to go home.
A friendly warning: The heroine's characterization is rather thin, and the handling of the plot and logic isn't very polished. Later on, the supporting characters take over much of the story. The heroine's attitude toward the three male supporting characters remains ambiguous, and there are some seriously heart-wrenching chapters. Read with caution.
Also known as The Sun's Journey and The Diary of a Mary Sue World's Collapse.
Theme: As long as life goes on, so does the struggle.
I can't quite understand what the heroine wants to do. Is it because my understanding is too poor that I can't understand it? (In self-doubt)
Chu is the same as "chu" in ancient times, meaning storage, so there is a saying that Tan Yi "dare to store the light of the scorching sun".