Finding an ancient treasure was not as fortunate as one might expect. As soon as Bai Rouyun had left the grave, countless sects and hidden families set out to kill her for the sake of obtaining her treasure for themselves.

After months of killing, and leaving a trail of numerous corpses, Bai Rouyun finally could not continue. Unwilling to succumb, she gave up, throwing herself off the mountain top, taking the treasure with her to the eternal grave in the clouds.

However, the treasure she had picked up was anything but ordinary. Soon she woke up in the body of a mute, deaf, and mentally challenged woman who... had just gotten married? 

Trying to get used to her new life, swearing to gain vengeance while juggling her newlywed husband, was a task that genuinely required all her wits.

Forsaken Immortals

Bai Rouyun was not unhappy with such a situation. Being in a low ranked class was rather beneficial for her to move around without anyone noticing. In fact, she considered if she should stay in the class for a bit longer, not to limit her freedom. 


She left the academy and strolled around in the city's busy streets before moving towards the branch of the Thousand Treasure Pavilion located within the Canglan City. 


She found a small alleyway, took out a large black, hooded robe from her qiankun bag, placed it on her body, took the hood down, and ensured that none of her features could be seen. 


She then entered the Thousand Treasure Pavilion, where she looked around with a slow and lazy demeanor. She looked languid and unrestrained; her actions were bold but lazy. 


Everyone noticed her the moment she entered because of her strange clothes, but she did not seem to care about the many gazes that were thrown her way. 


Old Man and Young Appraiser