Yu Yin became trapped inside a lotus-jade pendant belonging to Ye Wanci, the nearly invisible daughter of the Great General of the Yao Kingdom. On the Supreme God’s orders, she must help Ye Wanci become the empress of Yao. Everyone soon sees the change in the general’s formerly insecure, meek second daughter, once overlooked by all: she grows confident. Become empress, enter the palace as a selected beauty, marry that old geezer, and fight for favor? Yu Yin can’t bring herself to do anything so cruel. Better to help Ye Wanci level up her skills and keep a few fish on the hook. First, let’s make her the crown princess.
It sounds lovely, but in reality, the supposedly overlooked girl has ideas of her own. Yu Yin sighs. What else can she do? You just make do with life, right, Wu Zhu?
(The tags seem to be wrong. The female lead isn’t a general. The overlooked girl’s older sister is a female general, and there’s no palace infighting either. The story is more of a lighthearted slice of daily life.)