Mu Qingxue transmigrates and becomes the eldest legitimate daughter of the Mu family in Nanzhao.
What? She’s been dim-witted since childhood, with the intelligence of a three-year-old? Her half-sister frames her, and her scumbag fiancé calls off their engagement?
They say a fool and a useless man are made for each other, so she and Prince Chen are a perfect match because they’re involved?
Mu Qingxue sneers: I’m a two-time Best Actress and the head of the ancient martial arts Mu Clan. What would I be afraid of? And Prince Chen is handsome, so what if he’s useless? I’ll earn money to support the family while he looks pretty.
Qi Yuan: My princess consort is wonderful.
Only later does she realize the prince had set his sights on her long ago. The cat in her arms is him, her savior is him, and the man she is meant to marry is him too.
Mu Qingxue: To think that I, a celebrated actress of my generation, would fall into Prince Chen’s hands.
After reading more than fifty chapters, why is the heroine pretending to be stupid? She is so aggrieved. Even if she pretends to be stupid, she will be assassinated. She might as well regain her sanity. The point is always missed. She eats, drinks and pretends to be stupid every day. Why did the male protagonist turn into a cat? The man in black is so powerful and emits green light during the fight, so what is it? There is no Shaoxing in the book. It makes no sense