Not Returning Home, Just Passing Through

One-line blurb: She's just a homebody, so why won't fate let her have an easy life?

Two-line blurb: She's just a homebody, so why won't fate let her have an easy life? She came here to save a friend, so why does she have to get caught up in all this nonsense?

Actually, this is the story of a woman who is truly happy being a homebody. She goes to a bewildering ancient world to save her friend, acquires an equally bewildering identity, and, still bewildered, vows to find her friend so they can go home together.

One last thing: Sorry, everyone, but please move your mouse without hesitation and click Chapter One. Thank you for your cooperation.

The cover was made with the help of Meng Piaoyu Luo, and the blurb was provided by CJ. My thanks to them both.

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Other works by Gan Bi:

Ancient-era farming novels: The Lord of the East Believes in the Branches, Slay and Release

Daily-updated fanfic: A Tale of Two Cities: Fleeting Dust

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