I’m An Yu, an ordinary office drone, and today I transmigrated.
The beautiful woman on the bed smiled sweetly and called me Your Highness, the Crown Prince. Only then did it hit me:
I, An Yu, had transmigrated into the body of a crown prince who was actually a woman in disguise, and I had none of the original’s memories. On my first day here, I thought I was a useless crown prince, a debauched, harmless idler. On the second day, a flying dagger nearly pierced my head.
On the third day, my younger brother, the prince who hid a blade behind his smile, threatened to expose that I was a woman. On the fourth day, my dear imperial father wanted to arrange a marriage for me. On the fifth day...
Enough! Whoever wants this lousy job as crown prince can have it!
“Your Highness, the Great Xia Empire may look resplendent on the surface, but beneath it lie treacherous currents. Your position is not an easy one...” The white-haired old man in gray lifted his teacup, his gaze settling on the distant mountains beyond the window.
“I understand,” I replied, following his gaze with the same mournful tone. “You mean it’s all shine and no substance.” “Exactly.”
“You’re a woman. You’ve sat on the crown prince’s throne long enough. It’s time you gave it up!” The richly dressed prince across from me spoke with biting contempt. He clearly wasn’t pleased with me.
“I don’t understand what you mean, Your Highness,” I replied. Since he knew I was a woman, I had no choice but to play along. “If you want to be crown prince, why not recommend yourself to Father?”
He looked furious with me.
“And besides, do you think Father doesn’t already know?”
Finished reading! At first, I thought it was a plot about helping justice solve crimes and grow up, but it suddenly changed to resisting Japan. In the middle, I felt that the plot was a bit rushed. But it is very interesting. All the characters in it are just like the fantasies of youth. Justice moves forward. It is about family, friendship, love, family, country and the world. It does not describe the complexity of human nature, but amplifies the purest emotions, like the first understanding of the world. I don't seem to be very good at explaining it, so I'll try to understand it. The book is pretty good.
There are some things that are a bit strange. For example, since they are both princes, they can have some plots on the way to seize the throne instead of giving it to the second child directly. Moreover, the relationship with the master Jing Ge can also be made good use of. In the end, he is righteous but passive.