Su Yao, a working girl who had been working overtime for half a month, finally got a day off. However, she watched a clip from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms before going to bed. When she opened her eyes, she suddenly became the talented Queen Yuan Ji, who was born in the Wang family of Donghai. Her grandfather Wang Lang declared that "she must be the one who will prosper my family."
On one side is the gentle and demure original character who has been familiar with Confucian classics since childhood, and on the other side is a modern soul who dropped out of junior high school, has an outspoken personality, and has long been alone. Faced with a room full of bamboo slips and complicated etiquette, Su Yao has a problem even pretending to be a "lady from a famous family". What's even more troublesome is that the relationship between the original owner and Sima Zhao is already on the verge of breaking up. Facing this troubled man who is decisive in killing and full of power and ambition, she can neither show the flaws of modern people, but also have to deal with this precarious relationship.
When a straightforward working girl meets a powerful official, when modern survival wisdom meets the rules of the aristocracy, Su Yao not only has to gain a foothold in a strange era, but also needs to rewrite the relationship that is on the verge of separation in the confrontation and temptation with Sima Zhao - can she find a way out in the chess game of troubled times in her own way? Can the ambitious King Jin be moved by the "different" Wang Yuanji?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
