Transmigrating into Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Yingchun's Path to Self-Rescue

Ying Chun, a K14 product assistant to the general manager at a major tech company, earned an annual salary of 400,000. After her immediate superior lost a power struggle, she was demoted to a remote little country that could not even be found on satellite maps. She died when the country suffered a real coup.

When she opened her eyes again, she was in another world, and Ying Chun had become Yingchun.

Yingchun!

The timid, dull-witted second young lady among the Twelve Beauties of Jinling, the sort who did not cry out when pricked by a needle, whether it hurt or not. In the end, she was tortured to death by her husband, a Zhongshan wolf.

Ying Chun had always hated being spineless.

Yet fate had it in for her. In this feudal society that devoured people, Jia Yingchun could only live spinelessly.

She was unwilling to accept her fate. All she wanted was to fight her way to survival.

So she became a filial daughter, a good younger sister, and a caring older sister, seizing every resource she could, all so she could stay alive.

Using people as pawns and herself as a chess piece, she schemed at every turn just to survive. But she never expected that "the phoenix emerges in troubled times." Were these troubled times truly only the end of the Rong and Ning households?

Tags: Dream of the Red Chamber, transmigrate into a book, no System, no golden finger, ensemble cast, not a power fantasy

One-line summary: Jia Yingchun's road to saving herself. Everything is for the sake of staying alive.

(Content warning: The heroine is somewhat selfish and self-serving. She is scheming and will stop at nothing. In this world that devours people, if she does not want to be eaten, she can only become the one who eats others. There is a male lead, but he appears very late. Yingchun knows no love; she only loves herself. If that's not your cup of tea, don't read.)