Transmigrating into a Clever, Charming Princess

{Transmigration + Pocket Dimension + Ancient-Era Romance + Revenge + Love That Grows Over Time}

Mu Qingli inherited the legacy of the Mu family, a distinguished family of traditional Chinese medicine, and learned all of her grandfather's skills.

After three years of studying abroad, she returns, ready to take over as director of the General Surgery Center at Huadu Medical University. But on the day she flies home, her plane crashes, and she transmigrates to ancient times. At a manor in the Snow at Dusk Mountains, she finds 320 people dead, with not a single living soul left who breathes as she does.

Surviving is hard enough, yet she also has a blood feud to avenge and a family to save.

With her petite frame, she ventures alone into the Cangyue Dynasty. Before she knows it, she's founded the Lingyuan Pavilion, the largest intelligence organization in the Great Cang Empire.

Before she knows it, she's also become the leader of the Wuyi Medical Alliance, whose branches spread across the Central Plains, Western Chu, Northern Di, and Eastern Yu.

What does being a princess matter? She couldn't care less. She's come to the ancient world to build a career, and any monsters who come looking for trouble can get lost. Prince Xiao, a powerful figure who commands the court and the army, has eyes only for her. “A Li, whatever you want to do, I'll support you. Just don't leave me. You are my A Li.”

She builds her career, and he backs her up. She causes trouble, and he indulges her. She kills, and he hands her the knife. The luckiest thing in Xiao Xun's life was meeting her.

He loves and cherishes her, protecting her every step of the way.

If she meets a god, she'll slay the god; if she meets a Buddha, she'll slay the Buddha.

Together, they crush the court's schemes, repel foreign enemies, bring peace to the people, and pass down the traditions of Chinese medicine.