She looked at the sky with a confused expression, reaching her hand in front of her face to shield her eyes from the sunlight. Still not sober, she glanced at the back of her hand, mumbling to herself. As she did, she realized something startling: this was not her original hand.
The hand was unfamiliar. It was not like a man's hand that she used to see ; instead, it was feminine hand.
Quickly, she sat up and examined herself to see if anything else had changed. To her surprise, her hair was longer than usual, and her clothes were different from what she remembered wearing before.
She felt like something was missing between her legs, but she chose to ignore it, not wanting to dwell on the thought and risk panicking.
Taking slow, deep breaths, she tried to clear her mind and process the knowledge she had gained.
*Sigh.*
"Seems like I got transported to another world with a different body," she concluded after understanding her situation.
With this realization, she stood up and headed toward the sound of streaming water. As she made her way toward the sound of streaming water, she noticed the cool breeze brushing against her skin.
The air was crisp and fresh, unlike anything she had experienced before.
As she got closer to the water, the sound became louder, and she could almost feel the mist from the waterfall on her face.
Arriving at a river, she approached and looked at its surface. She saw a young woman with long, flowing white hair adorned with vibrant red streaks. Her red eyes matched the fierce determination in her expression. She wore form-fitting, intricate clothes that combined white, black, and gold elements, accented by blue gems. Red, flame-like designs trailed down her sides, complementing the fierce, almost otherworldly aura she exuded.
Startled, she mumbled to herself, "Fu Hua?"
She couldn't think of anything else while staring at the reflection in the water. This should be Fu Hua, the immortal Shenzhou.
"I like Fu Hua, but that doesn't mean I want to be her," she said irritably to no one in particular.
With a sigh, she looked away from her reflection. She was frustrated but also relieved, knowing she could now be confident in her skills to survive in this unfamiliar place.
After all, look at who she had become. There was no need to worry about her safety now. She had read enough CN fic and MTL to understand that maybe some golden finger, some cheat ability, would come to her and save the day.
"It may take some time, but I know my golden finger will arrive," she muttered, glancing around. "Well, becoming Fu Hua already feels like a golden finger, but..." She opened her palm and clenched it into a fist.
"It's only the appearance. I don't feel any of the power of the fusion warrior or the martial arts mastery that Fu Hua honed over 50,000 years..." she said sadly, scanning her surroundings for something useful.
As she looked around, she spotted a creature that resembled a slime—or maybe it was a slime. "Why does this slime have eyes?" she wondered aloud.
Curiosity piqued, she approached the slime slowly. The closer she got, the more she could make out its appearance.
"Now that I'm closer, it looks really cute. Ahem," Fu Hua murmured, examining the slime. It had a translucent, jelly-like body with a vibrant blue hue and two horn-like protrusions on its head. Its eyes were large and glowing, giving it an innocent and endearing expression.
"Somehow, this slime looks awfully familiar. But where have I seen it before?" Fu Hua said, staring at the blue slime.
She hesitated, unsure if the slime was a hostile creature or a friendly one. She wanted to approach it and rub her face on its squishy surface, but she couldn't take the risk.
"If I follow my intrusive, I might end up like one of those protagonists who gets played by a slime," she thought, shivering at the idea.
With a dry cough, she decided to leave the place quietly.
As she walked away...
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(FuHua: I am not Shenzhou Tablet. I'm not flat!!!!)