The Whole Class Transmigrates: The Crown Princess is Exiled to a Barren Land and Becomes a Deity

What can your college major do for you when you transmigrate to ancient times?

Jiang Lili and her classmates were going back to their high school to visit their teachers. However, the bus they were on exploded, and the entire class, along with their class group chat, transmigrated. One by one, they became Khans of the prairie, chief physicians of the Imperial Hospital, and so on.

Only Jiang Lili became an unfortunate Crown Princess, exiled to a deserted island right from the start, far beyond her classmates' reach. When she was almost starving to death, Jiang Lili was hit by a soda can that fell out of her back basket—

She was surprised to discover that her back basket could connect the past and present! And the one who threw the soda can was none other than Zhang Xiaopang, their class's chronic latecomer! He was late again for this return visit to their teachers!

With connections across all of Kyushu and her back basket providing supplies, Jiang Lili's exile life flourished. Her hypocritical stepsister and scumbag father thought Jiang Lili was struggling desperately for survival on the deserted island, but in reality, Jiang Lili was having a wonderful island vacation, and even helped Zhang Xiaopang, her 'feeder,' revive his aquatic product business which had been contaminated by nuclear wastewater!

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Xie Che, the Crown Prince of Zhaoping Marquisate, possessed peerless looks and was skilled in both literary and martial arts. At sixteen, he suppressed a rebellion for the Emperor and guarded the frontier for five years, yet his sister was sent to the desert for a political marriage.

Upon his victorious return to the capital, he was framed again, and his entire family was exiled. The Emperor was heartless, and Xie Che became disheartened. Just as he thought he would surely die on the road of exile, his unfamiliar Crown Princess miraculously produced treasures one after another, helping them overcome difficulties. Good news also followed: his sister, who was sent for a political marriage, was worshipped by thousands in the desert; his aunt, who was dying in the cold palace, was rescued by a divine doctor; and his trusted aides, who were forced to wander Kyushu, received strong assistance from various mysterious forces...

On the day he returned to the capital, he offered the imperial seal, proposing the world as his betrothal gift.