Bai Xiyin, also known as Bai Xiaosi, transmigrates to ancient times. To find herbs that can cure her Gu poison, she sneaks into Prince Rong’s residence.
The newly arrived personal guard, A Si, grinds ink and spills a whole basin, dozes off while on night watch, ties his belt wrong when helping the prince change, and gets soaked through while holding an umbrella... Yet somehow, he wins the prince’s favor?
“Your Highness, I discovered that A Si has ties to the assassin organization Baguamen.”
“Your Highness, I discovered that A Si is connected to the Medicine King and Divine Physician.”
“Your Highness, I discovered that A Si is very familiar with the owner of the top restaurant, and eats there without paying.”
“Your Highness, I discovered that A Si...”
The prince: “Mm, mm... Hmm?”
A Si wants to run? No chance. Chase him...
The heroine travels through time, and her life experience is complicated and confusing. Both men and women are strong and the characters have distinct personalities. The language is funny, easy to read, and can relieve fatigue and boredom after tea and dinner.
It looks great, give it a five-star rating. But author, don't dig a hole and bury yourself. There's a lot of foreshadowing.