Good Heavens, Young Master! This Maid Is a Drama Queen

[Clever, scheming, scene-stealing maid + Clear-headed, proud young master + Wacky comedy + Taking down scumbags + One-on-one, both leads are devoted to each other] [A heartwarming comedy] [A young master who stays clear-headed despite hardship + An independent, optimistic maid who loves money even more than she loves life] [Setting] The male lead cannot hear the female lead’s conversations with the System. [Content warning] The male lead has been in one relationship, but it never went beyond proper bounds. He is also a character who grows over time. * Yun Rong thumped her chest and confidently made a promise to her master: she would earn a thousand taels and bring them back. But things didn’t go as planned. Making money was too hard. Her stunning performance of “Red Sun” won over everyone, and she successfully entered the Duke of Ning’s household, where she became a lowly fourth-tier maid at the very bottom of the pecking order. On her very first day, she witnessed the young master’s live breakup with a white lotus. * To return to her own soul, she reluctantly accepted Xiaobai’s ridiculous mission: get a hair from the young master’s leg. She thought fortune had finally smiled on her, but after one twist and turn after another, she risked her life and finally completed the absurd mission... * To save someone, she falsely claimed to belong to the young master. She couldn’t understand why his eyes were full of murderous intent. She secured his help by offering up a secret. But, as if that weren’t bad enough, she ended up owing a thousand taels... * After failing a mission to be someone’s devoted admirer, she was tragically turned into a dog. At least the young master could understand her... But why did she still have to do those damn missions while she was a dog??? * Unaware that the young master had switched her mind-reading pill, she set off a whole series of hilarious misunderstandings. * Affection slowly blossomed amid their daily battles of wits. It made no sound, yet it kept finding its way into my heart.