Fleeing Through a Chaotic World

[If you're interested in my next book, Running a Restaurant in the Southwest After Being Exiled, please add it to your collection~] In the thirty-fifth year of Emperor Yongqing's reign, early April. According to the Annals of the Jing Dynasty: "That year, an earthquake struck Shezhou. Livestock perished, crops failed, and tens of thousands died from disease. Bandits rose up in droves, and war broke out along the borders. The nation was like a dying candle, flickering on the verge of going out." Ning Zhu had transmigrated from another world less than half a month ago, and now she faced a collapsing empire. To stay alive, she had no choice but to flee Shezhou with her younger sister and head south, searching for somewhere to survive amid the chaos. Bandits ran rampant along the way, and disaster followed disaster. After enduring countless hardships, they finally reached Bizhou, a place with tens of thousands of powerful troops and enlightened rulers. But instead of the peaceful, stable life they had hoped for, they were met with one calamity after another: floods, warfare... [Reading Guide] 1. The heroine isn't purely good. She has a golden finger, great strength, and martial arts skills, and she's the strongest fighter in the story. 2. The dynasty is fictional, with plenty of creative liberties. Historical accuracy enthusiasts, beware. 3. This is an attempt at a new genre, so the pacing may be rather slow. 4. There is little romance, and none before the heroine comes of age. I didn't label this a power fantasy about a righteous heroine, so don't impose your morals on mine. And pirate readers, don't even think about showing off here. I'll delete your comments. Thanks. Theme: Live life with a positive attitude.