Fantasy

In the eyes of the world, Lotus is the perfect daughter of a prestigious family. After a trip to a museum, she finds herself transported a thousand years back in time to an ancient kingdom, where she awakens as a statue of the river goddess in a temple.

After three days and nights trapped in stone, Lotus meets Alyuin, the exiled daughter of the former king. The little girl looks up, her gaze stubborn and silent.

This legendary woman from the kingdom’s history, a goddess of the battlefield who fought her entire life only to be poisoned just before claiming the throne, is now nothing more than a seemingly withdrawn but adorable young princess.

Lotus: Hmm, kind of cute.

Exiled to a remote temple by her uncle, Alyuin believes she faces a bleak future. Gazing up at the statue, she thinks to herself: If gods truly exist, then please appear before me.

That very night, a goddess enters her dreams and reaches out a hand, sealing a lifetime of faith.

The young princess kneels before the statue, bowing her head in devotion. “I will forever revere you, believe in you, never betray you, and never blaspheme. In the name of Alyuin, I swear this vow to you!”

Ten years later, she is the one who lifts the statue’s cold, stone wrist to her lips for a kiss, sighing in a low, irrepressible voice, “Forgive my offense, my eternal goddess and my beloved. You are the only one I could never let go of.”

Lotus: What happened to the ‘adorable’ one???

This legend of the ancient queen and the goddess she was bound to will become the most magnificent chapter where myth and history intertwine, passed down for a thousand years, forever and ever.

Yue Du lived for twenty-some years, only to realize after death that she was actually a System, a certified, bonafide partner in a quick-transmigration story.

To earn points and grant her wish, Yue Du travels to various small worlds to find big boss villains to serve as her hosts. Systems and hosts are always tied to missions; if you don’t do the mission, you don’t get points. But why are these villainous young ladies so… unmotivated?

No, it’s clearly a case of false advertising. Why aren’t they the original villains at all?!

Modern Esper World: “Sloth” half-closes her eyes: “Destroying the world is so tiring. I don’t want to.”

Western Fantasy World: “Lust” smiles seductively: “I am the continent’s number one Dharma Saint. Why would I bother troubling that little apprentice when I have nothing better to do?”

Cultivation World: “Pride” looks on coldly: “This Venerable One has cultivated for a millennium, and my heart is already still as water. Why must I seek immortality?”

Interstellar Sentinel/Guide World: “Wrath” scoffs: “There are plenty of ways to control this world. Why would I choose the one that takes twice the effort for half the result?”

Yue Du ponders: “…”

Yue Du whispers: “That… actually makes a lot of sense?”

A lifetime of loyalty to her clan and its leader earned her nothing but false accusations of espionage and the death of her family.

At the brink of despair, Sehwa experiences a miracle.

“So, what do you think of this proposal?”

She opens her eyes to find herself back at the very moment she was betrothed to the man she admired.

The same man who, despite her unwavering trust, had mercilessly poured poison down her throat.

Determined to avoid the tragic path she once walked, Sehwa chooses a different, yet equally thorny, road.

“I will go to the Baek Clan. But please, rescind the order for me to be betrothed to the Young Lord.”

She seeks refuge with the very man she had considered her enemy all her life—the only one who can now offer her salvation.

As everyone knows, the prerequisites for a good-for-nothing’s counterattack are: favored child of heaven → innate talent destroyed → cultivation regresses → reduced to a waste → despised by everyone → engagement annulled → complete loss of face.

Coincidentally, Wen Yuncheng also happened to transmigrate, and she happened to experience the exact process described above. However, instead of receiving the spiritual guidance of some ancient powerhouse, she was bound to a cheat that called itself the “Long Aotian Growth System.”

Wen Yuncheng: But… I’m not a man.

Faced with the annulment of her engagement, the system was exceptionally excited: “Quick! Hurry up and let them know: thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river, do not bully the young for being poor!”

Wen Yuncheng: Even so, it’s a good thing this engagement is broken. After all, I’m a girl too!

Upon entering the academy and encountering her former fiancée again, the system was filled with indignation: “Look! That is the woman who humiliated you, abandoned you, and broke off the engagement! Quick, hurry up and slap her in the face! Make her regret it for the rest of her life!”

Wen Yuncheng: [Innocent.jpg] I was a good-for-nothing to begin with, so isn’t it perfectly normal to break off the engagement? It’s still better than her finding out I don’t have a cucumber after we get married, right?

System: She is so arrogant, aren’t you angry? She looks down on you! [Doubting system life.jpg]

System: Are you a Long Aotian or not?

Wen Yuncheng: …Maybe I can become a Mary Sue?

System: Kid, get a grip!

The good-for-nothing rises, the slacker turns her life around, and one star draws close to another.

By the time Wen Yuncheng realized it, her former fiancée had already sought her out again…