Blurb
After the founding of the nation, no one was allowed to become a spirit.
But after the founding of the nation, spirits still existed.
Hu Qianyao was a young fox spirit who had just come of age. She was widely read and determined to get into Tsinghua University.
The way to obtain spirit registration after the founding of the nation was to transmigrate into an illusion formation projected from a novel, successfully play a human character from the book, and act out the ending.
In the first illusion formation, Hu Qianyao transmigrated into a farming novel and became Madam Li, a middle-aged woman with two daughters and three sons. She favored her eldest daughter, Taohua, in everything and treated her younger daughter, Xinghua, harshly.
The story was about how Madam Li arranged for Wei Erlang, who had taken a liking to Xinghua, to marry Taohua instead. Heartbroken, Xinghua stumbled and fell. Then a modern woman who ran a private restaurant transmigrated into Xinghua, used her modern know-how to get rich, met the male lead, a general who had retired from the army, and eventually became a first-rank lady.
Hu Qianyao said, "I can do this."
Wang Chuwei, the examiner who had been mistaken for a monster and was hiding by her side, said, "I'll see you at the beginning of our story."
On her first transmigration, Bai Qiao, a wolf spirit who couldn't read and had transmigrated into Wei Erlang, was dazzled by Xinghua's beauty and eloped with her. The modern heroine couldn't transmigrate, and the story fell apart. Bai Qiao drowned in a river, and Hu Qianyao died of a heart attack.
Again.
On her second transmigration, Yihan, a rabbit spirit with the ability to communicate with animals, transmigrated into a bully who coveted Xinghua. She rallied the wild beasts in the mountains and accidentally beat the male lead, who was trying to rescue a beauty, to death.
Bai Qiao drowned, Hu Qianyao died of a heart attack, and Yihan was killed by a meteorite that fell from the sky.
Hu Qianyao: Let it all burn!
Theme: We're good spirits, just a little stupid