After enduring the pain of growing up in a vampire family that favored boys and bled her dry, Zhaodi finally resolves to cut ties with her family and run toward freedom. But just after changing her name at the police station, a nasty little System latches onto her, and she transmigrates. Fine, she can deal with transmigrating, but every unlucky original host she inhabits is named Zhaodi, and each one cries and pleads to sell her blood and body just to be a dutiful daughter and support her younger brother.
Zhaodi No. 1: She has blood cancer. Her parents take photos of her from every angle and post them on a crowdfunding site to milk people's sympathy, then use the donations to buy snacks and toys for her brother. She dies miserably in her sickbed.
Zhaodi No. 2: A beautiful, strong, miserable urban socialite and little green tea. She tries every trick to flirt with powerful men so she can buy her brother a house and wife, only to be abandoned.
Zhaodi No. 3: Born into an impressively powerful family of shamans and healers, she is exceptionally gifted, but an ancestral rule that says the craft can only pass to sons forces her to marry an ordinary man and live in poverty for the rest of her life.
Fresh off changing her name, Zhaodi feels her fists itching.
System: Host! Host, calm down! How can a young lady just roll up her sleeves and start swinging without playing fair?
[Warnings]
1. Some worlds have romance; the ending is one-on-one.
2. The female lead starts fights at the slightest provocation. She has no idea what tolerance, forgiveness, or reconciliation mean.
3. Female-lead fans, come on in.
Theme: The story of how the Zhaodis change their fates
