[The heroine’s soul transmigrates into the Sixth Princess; original male lead]
Chu Hejia was an ordinary 17-year-old girl in the 21st century. Sitting in her wheelchair and watching TV, she suddenly lost consciousness.
The good news: she was still alive, even though her brain hadn’t yet caught up with what was happening.
The bad news: she was no longer in her original world. She had transmigrated, and was now a three-year-old child.
The worse news: it seemed to be ancient times, her mother had already died, and she had no skills in palace intrigue.
She was utterly bewildered, but at least there was a nanny by her side, left behind by her body’s deceased mother. It turned out she was the Emperor’s sixth daughter, the Sixth Princess?
But... as one familiar face after another appeared, she went from disbelief to reluctant acceptance. Hejia finally realized that the biggest surprise was that she had transmigrated into My Fair Princess III.
It seemed she really didn’t need to develop too many palace-intrigue skills. That wasn’t the point.
“Have E Min summoned another day.”
After her imperial mother mentioned that name again and again, Hejia finally learned that Lord E Min had a younger son.
She met the colorful, lively members of the main cast, and she also got to know E Cheng.
She couldn’t be as carefree and dashing as Xiaoyanzi, but she could swing onto a horse while E Cheng led it, feeling the breeze...
Only then did Hejia realize how wonderful it felt to have a healthy, whole body again.
She was fortunate enough to take part in some of the story that belonged to the main cast, but she also became someone entirely different from the person who had been confined to a wheelchair in her previous life.
It's very beautiful. Come on.