Reborn in the body of a maid tending to a sick person, Yao Jinmo, the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Works' household, has only one goal: to stay alive.
But then she runs into Chu Xun, the lazy Prince of Jin. He's a paralyzed man with a heart as gray as ash, bent on dying. Isn't he just dragging down someone who's trying to survive?
Every day, she comes up with a new survival tip, tangles with wicked matrons, flirts with the great villain, and adds a little life to her dreary existence.
Want to slack off? No chance.
This delicate little maid plays the pig to eat the tiger every day.
The paralyzed prince is more than happy to cooperate, and his will to live is through the roof.
Although the plot was messy, the writing was good, so I finished reading it.
The female protagonist is sometimes strong and sometimes weak. She is very kind to the male protagonist, and the male protagonist is also very kind to the female protagonist. Without those things, they would be just like an ordinary couple.
It's pretty good. I've finished watching it.
Very beautiful, super exciting.