I Only Went to Break Off the Engagement, So Why Do All the Noble Ladies Want to Be My Little Sisters?

Xie Mingtang, eighteen, the frail legitimate daughter of the Xie family, had practiced Taoism on Mount Qingcheng since childhood. After returning home, she witnessed her half-sister being abused. The lamp in her heart first began to glow, and her quick transmigration journey began.

She transmigrates to various fictional ancient worlds, all of which value propriety and look down on women. Wherever she goes, she stirs emotional resonance through kindness, making women naturally gravitate toward her and protect her.

She rescues her half-sister at the broken engagement, gives out porridge and builds shelters to enlighten the people. When local gentry obstruct her, she burns the letters and stands in the snow without backing down. She debates and refutes the chief scholar, then publishes books to spread her ideas across the realm.

From charity halls to girls' schools, from night patrols in frontier towns to petitions before the court, she travels through six provinces, abolishing foot-binding and laws against jealousy, establishing the right to pass down surnames, and tearing down chastity arches.

Awakening to a mission spanning many worlds, she forges an alliance of women supporting one another. She is neither god nor saint, yet the lamp in her heart kindles a brilliant light that reaches for miles.