Which female protagonist in the time-travel novel wasn't an omnipotent female lead?

She didn't want the female lead to be a special forces soldier, an assassin, or anything. She didn't want to be an ordinary person. She didn't want to be too naive. She just didn't want to fall in love with the female lead after seeing her for one or two times. She just wanted it to be simple.
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Answer 1

I recommend "The Wind Raises Concubine Ling Xiao" to you. This is an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist, Ling Xiaoxiao, transmigrated to become a concubine, but somehow became the concubine of a playboy. She was also suffocated to death because the playboy was about to die. The plot is very interesting. The female lead was not omnipotent, nor was she a noob. She had her own strengths and weaknesses, and there was also a plot where the male and female leads worked together. It was worth watching. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗