A Fairy's Body Is Worth a Thousand Gold

To regain a body, Cen Ge joins a cross-world card-collecting game. But in an ancient world that prizes martial prowess She has no money, so she can't afford chickens or ducks; she has no strength, so she can't steal the sect leader's beloved pet. On her first duck-buying trip, Cen Ge comes across a remarkably humanlike spirit. The spirit has a strange quirk: every few days, it changes bodies. One day it's a little yellow duck, the next it's a sect leader's beloved pet. It might turn from a piggy into the king of the mountain... Or even become a human child, then a courtesan? - One day, the spirit turns into a child. Cen Ge goes into town to buy things for children, when a few constables come toward her. Constables: Stop! Where did you get that child? Children have been going missing a lot lately. You look awfully suspicious. Come with us to the yamen! Cen Ge: ...:) Can I leave this spirit behind and go free? - The male lead has countless bodies, and each time he possesses an animal or person by the female lead's side. In short, a penniless heroine disguised as a man carries a game System into a wuxia world, where she meets a male lead who keeps possessing different bodies. One-on-one romance. The male lead was human, and after dying, began hopping between bodies. At first he becomes animals, then later humans, but he's always the same person. A cross-dressing, formerly expressionless swordswoman heroine × a pampered, transformation-prone second-generation rich boy who begs to be bought [No wild animals or plants!] Blurb written in February 2020. Theme: Bamboo staff and straw sandals beat a fine horse; in a rain cape, I can weather the storm for the rest of my life.