Artemis_Rae

In her previous life, she was the genius and eccentric assassin in their organization. However, not long after she found out the truth in her identity, her life was soon ended in her own home.
Still, it would seem that even those ruling in the world of the dead were also unsatisfied with how soon she died that she woke up one day in a different body. Specifically, it looked to be a body similar to when she was still 15 years old.
She would have rejoiced if time only went backwards. However, this is way too backwards and it was even at a different location.
Not only that, she would have to bear the feeling of vengeance left by the previous owner of that body.
Interestingly enough, her soul held so many secrets that she would gradually find out as she journeys to the path of cultivation.
Unable to experience the love of a special person in all her lifetimes, would this be the time she gets to experience it finally?
But first, she needs to stay alive and get stronger. She would need to disguise as a man to avoid being targeted by those who killed the previous owner of the body.

Strange Adventures of Genius Doctor

Song Jia refused to talk about it unless Song Qing and Song Huo were also in the room.

Instead, she told him about the event at the Dai clan, her classes in Tranquility Conservatory and about the undead situation at the Sun clan.

They also talked briefly about the fox spirits.

"Do you think they have left?" She asked, continuing to take his mind off the topic he had been wanting to discuss.

He shrugged. "Perhaps. They know that the Imperial Army is on the watch for them. Maybe they'll be back to get the others."

"Are they going to head to the Pagoda of Life this time?"

"If they would show up with more of them, then yes. If it's only those two, then I'm sure the monks would be able to handle it by themselves. But there's also the possibility that they would target the Tranquility Conservatory."

Song Jia furrowed her brows. "Hmm.. Because the school was involved in capturing them?"

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