Just how absurd is #AssassinsCreedValhalla? Here's one example... 
Honestly, Yanli would've been captured and enslaved long before she arrived in the British Isles, and even if she somehow made it, Eivor would've been just as likely to enslave and sell her, as Vikings often did.
We should all take a moment as well to reflect on her insistence that her story was not "exotic." She literally traveled from central China to the British Isles...in the 9th century.
Lol. Here's a letter from Yanli's family in China...
Again, to put this into perspective, an unmarried woman from central China, centuries before Marco Polo's 24 year journey, traveled ALONE to the British Isles. Then she and her family felt entirely comfortable demanding that locals conform to their cultural sensitivities.
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