A Background Character's Everyday Life After Transmigrating into a Book

Ye Ling becomes a walk-on character in a book, appearing in just two lines, but she doesn’t give up on life. She sets herself a small goal: save up a little money… (A very, very slice-of-life story. Don’t read this if you’re looking for catfights and face-slapping.) Here’s a new novel, still a tender little sprout. Please add it to your favorites and remember to support it! Qin Wan dies at the age of twenty-five because of an illness. When she opens her eyes, she has become a daughter of the Qin family in Little Fish Village, in the Great Zhou dynasty. A red packet group has come along with her. Medical master Bao Gu teaches her medicine, with acupuncture so extraordinary it seems almost magical. Embroidery master Han Ximeng teaches her embroidery, using a needle like a brush to stitch a whole scene. Literary great Cai Wenji teaches her to read. The Four Books, Five Classics, and even the obscure art of eight-legged essays are no problem. … The great empress Wu Zetian joins the group. Want to become an empress? She’ll teach you how to seize the throne and establish a prosperous age. Qin Wan: Thanks for the offer, but becoming an empress sounds exhausting. Let someone else do it. She’ll just focus on building things up. Starting as a county magistrate, she improves agriculture and develops the economy, steadily improving the lives of ordinary people. Who knew that she’d keep climbing the ranks until she became the first female grand councilor in history, holding a position above the first rank? [The Great Empress Wu Zetian]: And you said you didn’t want to exhaust yourself? I’m leaving the group… Qin Wan: Don’t go! I was forced into it step by step. You have to believe me!!!