This is a happy ancient novel without too much classical Chinese style. Our protagonist is an ordinary time traveler who dies due to an accident and is picked up by the time travel system. He has done many time travel missions and accumulated enough points to be officially reborn without plot restrictions.
However, things were not as simple as he thought. First of all, because he disliked that his points could only be exchanged for low-level creatures or inferior trash characters, and he did not want to continue with the mission, he desperately chose the random race occupation assignment. Then he was gloriously randomly assigned to the dream of thousands of girls - the Crown Princess.
Not the prince, not the concubine, but the prince, the prince's eldest wife. Chao Ge, who had repeatedly confirmed that nothing was wrong and could not go back to do tasks after applying for rebirth, died at the age of 27. No, if you want to count the time he spent in time travel, it would be countless. This is not important. What is important is that Chaoge refused to accept the reality at the beginning, missed the opportunity to confirm his race, and was directly thrown into his first body. And because he really turned into a girl's body, he went berserk. The body's family thought it was possessed by a ghost and invited a Taoist priest to see it. Chang was a third-rate gangster who was "highly respected" in the local area. Because of his body, his enemies gave him money and directly judged him as hopeless and imprisoned him in a pig cage. Chaoge--will be selected in a national draft ten days later and sent to the palace and be spotted by the overbearing prince and become the princess. He died at the age of 16 years old.