The Fate Simulator

She was a twenty-something office worker once. Five-thousand-three a month. Take-home four-grand-something. Then a mudslide sent her back sixteen years and into a body she didn't choose. Lin Shuangwan has lived quietly in this craptacular world, waiting for her golden finger. When it finally activates—on the day her family is dragged to prison for a crime her brother didn't commit—she discovers it's not a cheat. It's a graveyard. The Fate Simulator lets her run a life before she lives it. She can preview events, inherit skills, learn from deaths. But the simulations aren't cheap. Every preview costs something. Every inheritance carries weight. And every life she runs ends with a settlement screen that tallies the wreckage. [Simulation Start.] First run: she survives the prison convoy, but only by marrying a man who thinks she looks like his dead lover. Second run: she escapes, only to be hunted by every faction that wanted her in chains. Third run: she climbs the mortal martial dao to its peak. The throne room's hundred-step staircase runs red. The question isn't whether Lin Shuangwan will reach the Dao Sovereign realm. The question is whether anything will be left of her when she gets there. --- What to expect:- Female protagonist (transmigrated INTO a female body)- Cruel Shanhaijing cultivation system- LitRPG-style simulation mechanics with trait unlocks- 95% of the story takes place inside simulations- Slow-burn pace. Real stakes. Real loss.- No harems. No chosen-one shortcuts. Posted daily, 1500-1800 words per chapter.