The Reckless Female Lead Chickened Out

Ongoing~~

Also known as I’m Just Trying to Survive in a Martial World

Hua Muyue, obsessed with mystery dramas, finishes binge-watching the classics of a certain Yi, a certain Ke, and a certain Bao.

Then she starts binge-watching a certain Agatha Christie series, and... drops dead...

In the modern world, her parents never cared for her.

When she transmigrates, she assumes that her tragic circumstances make her the fated heroine of an old-school novel.

She studies medicine, opens an intelligence network, and disguises herself as a man to roam the martial world.

But she’s too high-profile and dies a horrible death.

Unexpectedly, she gets another chance.

This time, she plays it safe!

She quietly trains until she’s maxed out. She still has to learn medicine and establish an intelligence network, but she’ll change her approach.

All she wants is to find the treasure her predecessors left behind and go home.

But she has no choice but to set out on this journey with the ruthless man who tormented her and killed her in her previous life.

The male lead’s perspective:

Shang Luoqing finds it strange.

Why is that sneaky figure at every crime scene?

When he asks her about it, she tells him everything and even provides plenty of information to help him solve the case.

He is ordered to track down the founding artifact to aid the crown prince.

He never expected her to get to every fragment of the treasure map first, yet still hand them over to him.

Stranger still, why is this girl he once saved so afraid of him?!

A female lead who died after acting recklessly, then trains to the max, lays low, and tries to go home Vs. a ruthless royal relative working in the martial world as the male lead

1) The main plot is that both leads are searching for the same treasure, which brings them together.

2) The story is divided into arcs, each featuring a case. The male lead actively solves cases, while the female lead helps solve them more or less by accident.

3) There are cute pets. Because of what happened in his previous life, the male lead has a touch of “the crematorium” trope, but overall it’s not angsty~ The leads definitely won’t suffer, but the supporting characters might get put through the wringer~ Covers face~~

4) One more note: if the story depicts hunting pheasants, it’s purely for the historical setting and plot. Whether for animal protection or your own health, please reject wild game!

Theme: How you live is up to you, and so is how you find happiness.