Mo Yun traveled all the way from Britain to attend university at X University in China, an elite school. She kept her noble status a secret, and even the young masters and ladies at school mistook her for a nobody. Carefree and easygoing, she can live entirely in her own world as long as no one goes too far. She seems harmless, but is actually ruthless. No one can mess with her without being punished. Even if she doesn't act personally, someone else will take care of it. That's the privilege of being the family's heir.
A lavish feast unfolds from the very first page, drawing readers into a dazzling world: the full spectacle of aristocratic life, the ups and downs of university, from enrollment and grueling military training to classes and club activities. There are conflicts between students that seem small but are actually significant, and all the tangled troubles between talented young men and beautiful young women.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
