pain!

My whole body aches!

Su Li frowned and opened his eyes.

What comes into view is... a thatched roof?

Is she really, really not dead?

She remembered that the plane she was on crashed, and then, at the moment the plane fell, she was sucked into the ancient Chinese novel titled "The Substitute for the Allure of the City" in her hand...

Did she really travel through the book at the moment before her death?

Am I dreaming?

A fantasy before death?

"Auntie Sang, she's awake!"

Suddenly, a girl's voice filled with surprise interrupted her thoughts.

"Awake?" another middle-aged female voice sounded.

Then there were footsteps approaching, and a woman about forty years old, with an ancient-style bun and wearing ancient coarse linen clothes appeared in front of him.

The woman said in a friendly tone: "Miss Mo, thank God, you finally woke up."

"Miss Mo?"

Su Li was confused. Her name was clearly Su Li. Could it be that she had transmigrated? Had her soul transmigrated into the body of someone called Miss Mo?

"Yes, Miss Mo, isn't your name Mo Qingcheng?"

Mo Qingcheng?

Su Li was confused.

So she really was transported across time and space, or was her soul transported into the body of the original heroine, Mo Qingcheng?

Seeing her puzzled expression, Aunt Sang remained silent, so she explained, "You're wondering why I know your name, right? When you were unconscious, you mumbled the words 'Mo Qingcheng,' and I thought your name was Mo Qingcheng. Could it be that your name isn't Mo Qingcheng?"

Su Li understood that these people didn't know her.

So is she traveling through time and space in her soul or body?

And why did she say she was Mo Qingcheng while unconscious? Could it be that she was a transmigrated soul, and those words were said by the original owner?

She struggled to get up.

When I stood up, I felt even more sore. No, my whole body was sore and weak.

"Be careful."

The woman helped her up, and a girl about fourteen or fifteen brought her a glass of water and said with a smile, "Miss Mo, have a drink."

"Thank you." Su Li's throat was dry at this moment. He was really thirsty. He was about to take the cup, but found that his hands were covered with...

chicken pox?

Didn't she already have chickenpox?

No, these hands, although equally white and slender, are not hers.

I understand, she is a transmigrated soul.

Su Li took the cup calmly and drank all the water in it.

She certainly couldn't let anyone find out that the core of this body had been replaced. Otherwise, she would be treated as a monster and burned to death.

"More?"

The girl asked.

"No, thank you."

"Give me the cup, I'll put it away."

The girl took the cup from her hand and turned to put it away.

After drinking the water, Su Li felt much better and looked around.

This is a small and narrow mud house. There is a tattered table in the house, on which are placed many daily necessities from ancient times. Just now, the girl placed the cup there.

The place where she was sitting seemed to be a large bed with several quilts on it, all neatly folded at equal distances.

Uh, okay, it looks like a big bunk bed.

Su Li looked at the two people who had been looking at her and asked, "What is this place? Who are you?"

The girl was the first to reply: "My name is A Xiu."

Then he looked at Aunt Sang and said, "Just call her Aunt Sang."

Su Li nodded: "A Xiu, Aunt Sang."

The two smiled at her in a friendly manner.

Ah Xiu said, "This is the Xishan Mine. Three days ago, Aunt Sang and I were washing clothes by the river at the foot of the mountain when we found you lying there with smallpox. We brought you back. You've been unconscious with a high fever for three days, and we thought you wouldn't wake up!"

Xishan Mine?

In the original novel, the heroine Mo Qingcheng did work in the Xishan Mine before she met the hero Pei Ji.

So, she actually happened to travel through time when the heroine arrived at the Xishan Mine.

Aunt Sang felt her forehead with the back of her hand and said, "The high fever has subsided. You are almost cured of smallpox. You just need to wait for the rash to subside, and then you will be fully recovered."

"Have you been taking care of me for the past three days?

No wonder she felt sore all over. It turned out she had been lying in bed with a high fever for three days.

Ah Xiu didn't dare to take credit for it and quickly waved her hands: "I don't understand this. It was Aunt Sang who took care of you and even made medicine for you for three days."

Su Li knew that in the original novel, smallpox here was like modern chickenpox, and there were special medicinal herbs for it.

So she wasn't too worried when she woke up and found out she had chickenpox.

"Thank you, Auntie Sang."

"What are you thanking me for?" Aunt Sang said with a gentle smile, "I'm glad you're okay."

Su Li looked at Ah Xiu again and said, "Thank you too, Ah Xiu."

As soon as she woke up, Ah Xiu immediately went to serve her tea, and she knew that she must have helped take care of her.

Ah Xiu was stunned, her mouth wide open, she just smiled foolishly.

It turns out Miss Mo knows everything, hehe!

Aunt Sang asked again, "Miss Mo, how did you get here?"

How did you get here?

Although her soul was transported to the heroine and inherited her body, she did not inherit her memories. Naturally, she did not know what she had experienced before and how she ended up here.

But fortunately she has read the original book.

In the original novel, when the heroine met the hero Pei Ji, he mistakenly thought she was his first wife who died early, and asked a similar question.

She followed the heroine's answer, sorted it out, and said, "I originally lived on the eastern border. There was a war on the border, and my family was killed by the Dongyang bandits. I wandered to the west, but when I didn't want to hurry, I suddenly fainted. When I woke up, I was here."

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