[Transmigration into another body, strong heroine and hero, pure love with a prince, palace and household intrigue]
In spring, we admire a hundred flowers; in winter, we watch the snow. Awake or dreaming, my thoughts are of you.
Ye Qingshu is a modern-day office drudge who landed a civil service job after two years of studying following graduation. She has no money, car, or house, and repeats the same routine every day.
After an unexpected transmigration, she gets to live again. This time, she'll let herself go wild: beat up scumbags, teach mistresses a lesson, make money, and live life to the fullest.
But wait, what's with this prince? He's said to be cold and heartless, yet he keeps following her around and even gets handsy from time to time, leaving her completely flustered.
Everyone says she's the apple of the prince's eye. Who doesn't know that he listens only to her?
Ye Qingshu figures there may be no harm in making that rumor come true.
In full view of the crowd, Ye Qingshu rushes into the man's arms.
“I'm tired. Carry me home.”
Everyone in Beichen knows that Prince Jing, Lu Wu, keeps his distance from women and is impervious to temptation. He's blessed with a handsome face, but what a waste.
On their wedding night, Ye Qingshu clutches her aching waist. Who on earth said that?
“Lu Wu, in the bitter cold of winter, the years feel tender. Then spring suddenly arrives, and all things find their voices. It seems to be all because of you.”
“Shu'er, you are the cure I have searched for all my life.”
Very interesting novel, highly recommended