Even though Ling Qingyu had made a solemn promise in the vehicle, the journey had already begun the day she transmigrated into this world.
It started within a city, gradually expanded to a province, and would soon envelop a country—judging by her actions so far.
Even when only glimpsing the surface—mere book covers, not the depths—Ling Qingyu felt a growing resistance to accepting everything as the universal law of the strong preying on the weak.
What Xiao Yue had said earlier shed light from a different perspective. The saying "You can never truly understand another unless you've experienced it yourself" struck deeper in Ling Qingyu's heart than ever before.
She had long understood the essence of that phrase since arriving in this world. Now, it illuminated her thoughts even more.
As Xiao Yue mentioned, in ancient times, suffering was downplayed—for both men and women.
