I think my luck is turning around.

An Ge was still confused. Where was she? She had just entered and exited the water, and suddenly she was in a completely unfamiliar place.

Moreover, it's very clean here, it feels like no one has ever been here. Such a place should be discovered by someone, and then many people come to play, and then some people casually throw away some garbage to "prove" that there are traces of humans here.

But it was too clean here; there weren't even any anglers or abandoned fishing floats. It was really strange. While she was still wondering, that strange thing reappeared in front of her. An Ge reached out to grab it, but the thing nimbly dodged it, and An Ge missed every time.

"What is this?"

The thing flew above An Ge's head. An Ge looked up and saw something fall from it, heading straight for her face. Just as the thing was about to hit her face, An Ge dodged to the side, and the thing hit the ground with a dull thud.

An Ge curiously squatted down next to the object and took a closer look. It was a book. The cover was of very good quality, black and without a single word. An Ge first poked at it, then found a twig nearby before carefully opening the book.

Not a single word was written on it; it was a blank book! An Ge poked it again with the twig, but it still didn't react. Only then did An Ge prepare to touch it with her hand, genuinely curious about what it was.

The opened pages immediately emitted a white light, but it wasn't a blinding one. An Ge looked at something emerging from it. What was this thing? A life-sized figure, still floating in the air. An Ge stared in disbelief.

"Hello! I am the spirit of this book! My name is An, the An of eucalyptus tree."

This little person can even talk. An Ge was completely shocked and didn't make any move, mainly because she didn't dare to.

"what happened to you?"

"Ahhhhhh! Prosperity, democracy, civility, harmony, freedom, equality, justice, rule of law, patriotism, dedication, integrity, and friendliness."

At this point, An Ge started talking nonsense and began reciting the core socialist values, which completely overturned An Ge's worldview!

An floated up to An Ge, who held her breath. But then An laughed; An Ge was so funny, so interesting. However, An didn't intend to tease her any further and instead told An Ge what was going on.

"Don't be too surprised! You've traveled through time. The world you're in now is not so developed. It's still in a feudal society, which is what you call ancient times."

"Then why am I here?" An Ge seemed to have calmed down, no longer as surprised as before, and calmly looked at the floating figure in front of her. An Ge was startled by An Ge's quick composure; she hadn't expected An Ge to adjust her emotions so quickly.

"Uh, you drowned, and then you time-traveled."

An's explanation was vague, and An Ge was also confused. "In short, you've transmigrated, but the system has prepared things for you so that you can survive here."

Upon hearing this, An Ge's mind raced. Fortunately, An Ge read novels regularly and had heard of such terms before, making them relatively easy to understand. An handed the blank book to An Ge, who took it and stared at it—a wordless encyclopedia!