Before the Lantern Festival , Yin Zheng was merely the second young lady of the Yin Residence , who had been raised by her paternal grandmother since childhood, unloved by her parents, and disliked by her siblings.... more>>

After the Lantern Festival, everything changed—

Her family members, who had treated her coldly, suddenly became obedient to her, and countless talented scholars, wild young men, royal descendants, and noble relatives successively sent betrothal gifts to the residence, saying they wanted to marry her.

Yin Zheng was puzzled and cleverly extracted information from her naive younger sister, only then realizing that her sister, along with all the other unusually behaving people, were all reborn individuals.

In their previous life, Daqing was torn apart by the Crown Prince who oversaw the country. It was Yin Zheng who single-handedly propped up the entire Yin family , and it was Yin Zheng who painstakingly saved the common people amidst the chaos. Furthermore, it was Yin Zheng who married the Crown Prince and assisted him in rebuilding the empire after he nearly destroyed it.

In their mouths, Yin Zheng was practically a living female Bodhisattva, saving people from suffering and radiating immense holy light.

Only Yin Zheng herself felt confused. The nation-destroying disaster they spoke of should clearly have been orchestrated by her, so how did it become the Crown Prince’s fault? <<less

Cen Jing transmigrated into a book and was promised by a system that if she obediently completes her tasks, her parents and family will lead... more>> a worry-free life forever. Following the plot, she disguises herself as a man and gradually climbs up the social ladder, becoming a cunning and deceitful character in the eyes of the world, and ultimately killed by the protagonist. With the mission accomplished, the system departs, and she closes her eyes, ready to embrace death. However, upon opening her eyes again, she finds her soul stuffed into the body of a recently deceased little girl. Before leaving, the system had given her a gift, allowing her to live freely… <<less