The Great Game

An ancient-world version of an infinite-flow story Mu Jiu survived for over a decade in the post-apocalyptic world, but in the end, she still died in the Great Extinction. When she opened her eyes, she had become the daughter of the first wife of the Marquis of Changyi. The Marquis of Changyi's family had fallen into decline. His heir was ambitious but talentless and good for nothing, and he used his looks to seduce the widowed Princess Shengyang twice. Princess Shengyang was the emperor's younger sister and the empress dowager's own daughter. She was spoiled, licentious, ruthless, and cruel. At the princess's urging, the heir poisoned his first wife, married the princess, and successfully kept his title. Five years later, the princess gave birth to a son. That same year, the first wife's son fell into a lake. His older sister jumped in to save him, and one life was exchanged for another. Mu Jiu: Oh, so I've been dropped into a household-intrigue story! Years later, just as Princess Shengyang was offering up her stepdaughter for a political marriage to curry favor with the emperor, a mysterious force immobilized every person in the entire Yong Dynasty. Then a sentence appeared in everyone's minds: All targets locked. The game is about to begin... Adventurers livestream their fight to survive, while viewers place bets. Life and death are bound together. Mu Jiu: Damn this game! It ruined my plans! Please note: 1. This story was first conceived in 2020, and there are photos to prove it. Don't accuse me of copying or imitation without evidence. 2. The dynasty is fictional, and the setting is mainly ancient, with a supernatural backdrop. Since this is an infinite game story, there will also be some modern, futuristic, and Western fantasy settings, though not many. 3. There is a male lead, but the romance comes later. 4. Writing isn't easy. Please show your support. The blurb's date has been captured in a screenshot. Theme: The long wind will come, and I will ride the waves, setting sail straight across the sea.