[Mysterious Lotus Casebook] Moon Over the West River

I was an ordinary college student in the 21st century, and then I unexpectedly transmigrated!!

I hadn't stayed up all night, gotten into a car accident, or been chased by anyone, so how did I open my eyes and end up in ancient times?

Living an ordinary life in a world without Wi-Fi, air conditioning, or milk tea, just being an unimportant passerby C seemed... pretty okay?

Then one day, as I held my hungry little sister in my arms, heard that our parents had died in a shipwreck, and saw a group of aggressive soldiers coming straight toward me, I realized:

I am just sooooo unluuuucky!

There are already so many transmigrated women. One more shouldn't make a difference, but couldn't they at least make the treatment a little fairer?

Later, I struggled to get by in the imperial palace, apprenticed myself to learn martial arts, and joined the Imperial City Department as an officer. Just when it looked like I might be able to retire in peace one day, some bastard showed up and tried to start a rebellion, forcing me to pack up and flee overnight.

After changing my appearance, I thought about it and decided to return to my old job writing stories. This time, though, everyone I met had something a little "wrong" with them. Luckily, they were all first-rate material.

The real-life inspiration for the hero in one of my stories was looking at me curiously and asking how I knew his master loved candy.

"I actually saw Li Xiangyi once, on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, when the epiphyllum bloomed. He was drinking alone beneath the moon. The candy in the arms of the world's greatest martial artist hurt so much when it fell and hit someone, it had to be the best, too."

It was only a brief glimpse from afar, destined to be a fleeting encounter.

Li Xiangyi isn't as gentle as the moon. He's bright like the sun. And Li Lianhua is both gentle and bright.

"I didn't believe in gods or Buddhas, or in ghosts, until I met him. After that, I felt there was nothing in this world that had to be impossible."

"So I lit a lamp for him before the Buddha, wishing that he would take care of himself, live freely as he wished, and most of all, live a long life."

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Content notes:

1. Updates are irregular. If that's a problem, feel free to leave. I'll write and upload when I have time. I'm a complete amateur who writes for fun, so please bear with me.

2. The female protagonist has quite a few important relationships. The romance will unfold naturally.

3. I respect every character, but they all have their own likes and dislikes.

4. My abilities are limited. I only accept criticism that is reasonable.

5. Any out-of-character writing is on the author.

Started on a whim. There's a 90% chance this will be abandoned, so read at your own risk.

Theme: The Buddha saves those with a karmic connection.