Prince, I Found the Bug in Your System

Lin Yanqing, a top strategy game designer, transmigrates by accident to an ancient dynasty called Dasheng, a place strikingly similar to the world of the game she designed. When she opens her eyes, she is stranded in the wilderness with no money to her name. Her only “System” is a strange bracelet she cannot remove.

To survive, she has no choice but to disguise herself as a man. Armed with flawless data analysis and big-picture planning skills, she infiltrates the residence of Xiao Yu, the God of War Prince, and becomes a lowly accounts clerk.

She thought it would be a temporary way to stay alive, but her professional instincts kick in. Unable to resist, she starts “optimizing” the residence’s outdated management, even piecing scattered intelligence together into a world-shaking strategic map using the logic of a game. Worse still, the seemingly stern and imposing prince has a frighteningly sharp gaze. He appears to have seen through her disguise from the start, yet says nothing.

Late-night war-game simulations become routine. Between her precise calculations and their unspoken understanding, undercurrents begin to stir. Then there are sudden archery lessons “for self-defense,” and their breaths mingling at close range, throwing her heartbeat into disarray.

On one side are court intrigues and a grand conspiracy lurking behind the looming war on the border. On the other is the deadly risk that her identity could be exposed at any moment. Can Lin Yanqing use her modern mindset to master this all-too-real “ancient version”? And the prince, who has already seen through everything, keeps her by his side, but is it for her astonishing talent, or does he have another motive?