When Yu Zhizhi wakes up one morning, she discovers she's swapped bodies with the regent. She couldn't be happier.
What does it have to do with her if her stepmother frames her for meeting a lover in secret?
What does it have to do with her if her fiancé keeps muttering nonsense at "her," going from demanding to break off their engagement to clinging to her like a stubborn plaster?
She grew up in the countryside, is inexperienced and not particularly clever, and knows nothing about schemes and plots in a capital teeming with rival powers. All she wants in this life is peace and prosperity.
She's heard that the regent is vicious, and that all the women in his harem are kept as food for his snakes.
Well, that's no good. So many beautiful young women shouldn't have to waste the best years of their lives.
So today she summons a gentle and considerate secondary consort to her chambers, tomorrow she invites a flirtatious concubine to play games, and the day after that she has them all sit around on one bed playing cards. Life couldn't be sweeter.
What?
Switch back?
No way.
No switching back!
Murong Che is furious. He's the dignified regent, yet not only has he become a useless young woman, he also has to endure a whole swarm of flies buzzing around him every day. Worst of all, the women in his harem have gone completely wild.
No way.
We have to switch back.
Feng Xu: I'll just sit back and watch the show...
One day, the sky above Chanxiu Temple... fell.
Murong Che: If I can't have a good life, then no one can.
I feel great every day.