A Xia is an optimistic, grown-up child with a congenital disability. Since she couldn't see, she went through all the familiar novel tropes before she died: being abandoned by her parents, left at an orphanage, working for a circus to survive, then accidentally falling to her death on the job.
Just as she finished living one life, that voice in her head suddenly spoke again: That's right, you died exactly as you should have, because...you still have another life to live!
Tell me, is that a surprise or what? Unexpected? Exciting?
"Golden finger System upgrade"
"Healing System upgrade"
"Female protagonist script upgrade"
"Dear Host, welcome to the matriarchal world. Your script will update in five seconds. Once the update is complete, the System will automatically exit."
A robotic female voice rang in her mind. Before A Xia could fully react, the matriarchal novel titled The Story of Ru Yan was rapidly decompressed and speed-read inside her brain.
A Xia had thought that sharing a phone's charging port between its charger and headphones was the most ridiculous thing in the world. Who knew that something even more absurd existed: transmigrating into a book was actually possible.
Contains potentially upsetting content. Enter at your own risk.
Theme: As long as you're happy.
