Young Master, Your Love Parasite Is Hard to Cure

[Soul transmigration + fictional historical romance + palace intrigue + revenge + HE]

(Not a wish-fulfillment story, no System, no golden finger, no household scheming)

(Focus on romance, no angst for the main couple, plenty of sweetness from the middle onward, sweet but not cloying)

Heroine: A charming, brave little troublemaker.

Hero: A cunning, restrained, sharp-tongued man with a gentle heart.

Shi Baiyin was an ordinary wage slave, until one day she transmigrated into the body of a spy, who then became a princess.

From the start, she plunged off a cliff and spent a month bedridden. Forget inheriting martial arts skills: she didn’t have a single scrap of the original owner’s memories.

One dark and stormy night, the only clue, a jade pendant, vanished, and that bastard even took her money pouch.

She thought she could keep her head down as an “ignorant, idle pawn” until she returned to the modern world. Who knew that bastard, whose moods changed without warning, would start looking at her in increasingly suggestive ways?

Oh, no! The original owner had put a love curse on him.

Luo Ran carries the burden of a blood feud. Under the guise of an imperial merchant, he carefully maneuvers among the princes’ power struggles, waiting for the day he can clear his father’s name and right the wrongs done to him.

His reckless encounter with the original owner, Sang Rou, is one of the few shames in his life.

When they meet again, she is no longer the same woman. At last, he lets himself give in, only to fall deeper and suffer a backlash in both body and mind.

He thought he would have to keep the effects of that reckless encounter to himself, until later, when he woke someone from a serious injury and saw their flushed face, shocked, embarrassed, and angry. Only then did he realize…

A venerable monk at Qiyun Temple once said: “All conditioned things follow the heart; accept what comes, and you will find peace!”