When her consciousness returned, Yun Xi found herself lying in bed, surrounded by darkness. It felt as though she were in an enclosed space, but there was no sense of suffocation.
Yun Xi opened her eyes and slowly adjusted to the darkness before her.
Where was this? Wasn’t she already dead? She remembered clearly, as an extreme sports enthusiast, she had been scuba diving when an undersea earthquake struck.
Lying there, not daring to move, she rolled her eyes around to look. Only then did she realize she was lying on a canopy bed, and the “enclosed space” was nothing more than the bed curtains.
It looked like a safe environment.
Her courage slowly grew.
She cautiously stretched, arms spreading out to either side.
Good. No one else in the bed.
Yun Xi couldn’t help frowning, the bed was hard, the pillow even harder. She’d barely finished stretching before she nearly strained her back.
Where on earth was this place?
Aside from the blanket covering her, which was smooth and soft, everything else felt uncomfortable.
The setting made her feel like she might be some invisible, unfavored member of an old-society wealthy household, decent hardware, terrible software.
In the era she’d lived in, how could a place like this even exist? Not even an antique-style villa would have such backward facilities.
Wait a moment!
She had died!
Yun Xi shot upright.
As she moved, her long hair slid off her shoulders. She casually lifted a strand to look, it seemed to reach almost to her knees.
A length she herself had never grown her hair to.
Yun Xi wasn’t a very patient person, she had neither the interest nor the energy to maintain hair this long. Her own hair, at its longest, reached her shoulders, at its shortest, it was practically a buzz cut.
It was at this point that Yun Xi finally realized she had likely experienced the legendary phenomenon of transmigration.
What kind of luck was this!
To be honest, dying wasn’t such a big deal, really! She’d loved adventure since she was a child, from the seabed to mountain peaks, there was no place she wouldn’t go, bungee jumping, parkour, there was no sport she wouldn’t try. Broken bones, injuries, concussions, all common occurrences. But she’d had fun doing it, and her family had come to accept it well.
They weren’t afraid of her being reckless, weren’t afraid of her taking risks, as long as she was happy, that was enough.
She had even discussed the matter of death with her family early on, if one day she met with an accident while out adventuring, she told them not to grieve. Because every day she was alive, she was happy. She had never wasted a single day.
So what was Heaven’s deal? Someone like her, who had left no regrets in life, why would she get a chance at transmigration?
Suddenly, a massive flood of information poured into Yun Xi’s mind, nearly making her head explode. It hurt so much she almost wanted to curse.
But thinking that she had just arrived in an unfamiliar environment, an entirely unfamiliar world, even, she gritted her teeth and endured it.
Better to know when to yield to the situation.
Just lie low quietly for now.
Ah! So it seemed she did still want to live. Otherwise she wouldn’t be clinging to her life like this.
Yun Xi thought to herself, wryly amused even as she struggled against the overwhelming information.
When the flood of information finally stopped, Yun Xi suddenly felt relieved, and her whole body fell backward.
Her head hit the hard pillow with a thud, and tears leaked out involuntarily, it hurt so much! Compared to the pain in her head, the damage the hard board bed had done to her spine was nothing.
Warning: same-name transmigration! What the novel described turned out to be real.