A meteor shower
sends Xue Jiaojiao, a modern-day wage slave, to the ancient Sheng Empire, where she becomes the second concubine-born daughter of the Marquis of Dingyuan.
Her stepmother schemes against her, and her sisters bully her.
It’s a battlefield from the start, but Xue Jiaojiao isn’t worried. If there’s no path, she’ll carve one out herself.
By accident, she saves a fox, only to discover that it’s a fox spirit.
With its expert matchmaking, Xue Jiaojiao’s golden finger kicks into high gear. She clings to the crown prince and rises to great heights, going from a lowly concubine-born girl to the ruler of the imperial harem.
But later, Xue Jiaojiao gradually realizes that the crown prince, who used to be cold and aloof,
once told her on their wedding night, “I can give you anything but my feelings.”
But later he says, “Jiaojiao, I’m giving you all my heart. Could you give me a little of yours?”
And Rong Tan, the fox spirit who once looked down on everyone and was arrogant and unruly,
used to sneer, “You fool, is this really the extent of human intelligence?”
but later humbly pleads, “Jiaojiao, I’ll give you half my heart. Could you please not forget me?”
Xue Jiaojiao is stunned. Is everyone doting on her now?
