Hu Yuanyuan, thirty-five, an unmarried and childless PhD in Chinese and Western medicine, has just lost her job. When she wakes up, she finds herself transformed into Si Guo, the ace of the martial world’s top assassin organization, the Wuchang Bureau.
But why is she a man?!
Even more outrageous, from the start she’s stuck with a hot potato: Wei Qinghan, the ten-year-old young master of a righteous sect whose entire family has been slaughtered.
Looking at the little boy who will one day bathe the martial world in blood, but who currently clings to her clothes and calls her “Senior,” Hu Yuanyuan falls silent.
The assassin business is way too competitive. Maybe she should… switch careers and become a dad?
And so, the whole story veers wildly off course:
Other people’s assassins: cold-blooded and merciless, killing with a single strike.
Her assassin: worrying over the kid’s homework (martial arts), fretting about his outfits (female disguises), and fretting over his mental health (stop thinking about revenge all the time).
