Quick Transmigration: Striving Every Day to Overcome Tribulation

"Sister, would you like to come to my room?"

Su Su stood at the door of her boudoir, her eyebrows curving into a smile. She winked playfully at Su Dai, her lively appearance resembling a flower just beginning to bloom on a spring branch, bright and charming.

Looking at her quirky and clever younger sister, Su Dai felt a strange emotion welling up inside her. She had to admit that Su Su was irresistibly cute at this moment.

But Su Dai quickly realized the inappropriateness of this idea. She gently shook her head, trying to shake off those chaotic thoughts, and then straightened her expression.

“Okay!” Su Dai replied, actually she also had something she wanted to ask Su Su.

On the way to Su Su's room, Su Dai observed her sister's expression discreetly.

Su Su walked with light steps, a faint smile always on her lips. There was nothing unusual about her every move. Her calm demeanor made it seem as if she simply wanted to get together with her sister.

After the two were seated in Su Su's room, Su Dai could no longer suppress her doubts and asked first, "Sister, did you specifically ask me to come here for something? Also, why did you suddenly propose that we marry into the Yong'an Prince's Mansion together?"

After saying that, Su Dai stared intently into Su Su's eyes, trying to catch a trace of her true emotions.

Su Su stared back at Su Dai, tilting her head playfully to one side, a sly glint in her eyes, and a meaningful smile playing on her lips. She asked softly, "Don't you know, sister?" Her tone was as if she was deliberately keeping someone in suspense, or as if she was testing something.

Su Dai's heart tightened suddenly, a strange premonition surged into her mind, and her breathing became rapid involuntarily. Before she could recover, Su Su bluntly said, "You, you were also reborn!!!" These words exploded in Su Dai's ears like a thunderclap.

“You could say that!” Su Su walked casually to the chair, sat down slowly, rested her chin on her hand, and looked at Su Dai with a playful expression, as if admiring a novel trinket.

Su Dai's face instantly darkened. She took a step forward, her eyes filled with anger and resentment, and said through gritted teeth, "You killed me in your past life, and you still dare to share a room with me? Aren't you afraid I'll kill you right now?"

His words were filled with murderous intent, and the air in the room seemed to freeze as a result.

"If I kill you, you kill me too!"

Upon hearing this, Su Su immediately raised her head defiantly and looked at Su Dai with unwavering determination in her eyes.

Her chest heaved violently, clearly still harboring resentment over the grudges from her past life.

"When did I... wait,"

Su Dai was about to retort when she suddenly seemed to realize something and stopped talking abruptly.

Her eyes widened in shock as she asked, "Have you... lived two lives?!"

"Yeah! So what?" Su Su pouted, her tone tinged with complaint. "In my second life, I didn't want to marry Ma Qingjian, but I actually agreed. Later, I even thought I was out of my mind, that it was just my own idea. But I've already married him and become the wife of a scholar, and you, even after becoming the Crown Prince's consort, still come to kill me! How despicable!"

As she spoke, Su Su became increasingly agitated. She angrily tugged at the handkerchief in her hand, as if the handkerchief were Su Dai herself, and she wanted to tear it to pieces to vent her anger.

“Oh, right,” Su Su said as if she suddenly remembered something, raising her head and becoming serious, “I’ve discovered that Mother isn’t Mother.”

"Tell me in detail!" Upon hearing this, Su Dai frowned, a sense of unease rising in her heart. She vaguely felt that a huge secret was hidden behind this matter.

"In my second life, after you stabbed me to death, I became a ghost."

Su Su's voice trembled slightly, her eyes filled with panic and grievance. "At that time, I was only thinking about finding my mother, hoping to find some comfort from her. But who would have thought that when I floated to her side, I would see her reaching out to take off the mask on her face."

At this point, Su Su paused, her eyes becoming even redder, as if she was holding back tears that were about to burst forth. "The moment that skin was peeled off, I was completely stunned. The face under the mask was not my mother's at all; it was a completely unfamiliar, cold, and eerie face."

Su Su's shoulders trembled slightly. She raised her head and looked at Su Dai with a pitiful expression, as if seeking a sliver of support.

Su Dai's expression was solemn, but she tried her best to remain expressionless. Her eyes revealed an undeniable determination as she calmly said, "Continue, there might be some secret."

“Then,” Su Su sniffed, trying to calm herself down, and continued, “she went to see Ma Qingjian and secretly slipped him a large bag of silver. After that, she sneakily went to see Lu Antong’s favored concubine.”

“I was hiding to the side when I heard the concubine whispering to her, ‘Are the Gu worms any good?’ My heart skipped a beat, and I felt my blood run cold.”

"After that, I followed her all the way, and on her way back to the mansion, I met my father."

Su Su's voice choked with sobs, "But what happened next was unbelievable. Dad actually leaned in and kissed her! At that moment, I was filled with anger and despair, and then, I knew nothing more!"

As Su Su spoke, she became furious, gripping the handkerchief tightly with both hands and tearing at it forcefully.

"I knew I killed you, so how could I have inexplicably married a poor scholar? It turns out I was controlled by that wretched Gu worm!" Su Su was filled with resentment, her voice rising involuntarily, her chest heaving violently, as if she wanted to vent all the grievances and resentment she had suffered in her past life.

Su Dai looked at her with a complicated expression and suddenly asked, "Then you still want me to marry into the Yong'an Prince's Mansion with you?" In Su Dai's mind, the Yong'an Prince's Mansion was a place full of unknowns and dangers. Coupled with the various grudges and entanglements in her previous life, she really didn't understand why Su Su was still so persistent about it.

“We went there, and with one principal wife and one concubine, how could we not handle a concubine? Sister, I believe you definitely have a way to do this.”

Su Su's eyes sparkled as she looked at Su Dai with great anticipation.

"Ok!"

Su Dai responded softly, tacitly agreeing. Her thoughts, however, had already drifted far away, her mind churning with memories of her mother, trying to piece together overlooked details and figure out exactly when her mother had been switched at birth.

In a daze, she remembered when she was nine years old, her family went back to their old house to pay respects to their ancestors.

That night, the rain poured down, and lightning flashed and thunder roared. A clap of thunder woke her from her sleep.

The beginning of everything.