Chu Shisan is a third-year nursing student and an absolute shipper. She's perfectly happy to be single forever, but her favorite couple must have children and grandchildren without end.
She started following the romance novel Blazing Away the Bright Moon in her sophomore year of high school. The author left countless plot threads unresolved, and both the hero and heroine died in a conspiracy. After two years of following the story, she got a bad ending. For a die-hard shipper, it was a devastating blow, and, sure enough, she got so angry she had a stroke.
Worst of all, her soul transmigrated into the novel, where she was reborn in the body of a foolish girl. With the entire plot at her fingertips, she breezed through every obstacle. In the most melodramatic twist of all, the male lead fell in love with her. But she's a shipper, not a lovesick fool.
The male lead actually wanted to break up her ship? Unforgivable! So she put him through the wringer, only to discover in the end that she was the one caught up in a conspiracy.
A household-intrigue story where friendship matters more than romance. No lovesick fools or sugary-sweet heroines.
The whole story is fictional, with no historical research behind it. The household schemes and plots are all made up, so don't take them seriously.
