The Prince Is Also Very Confused Today

The king of the modern workplace, Lin Wan, died suddenly while working overtime at the desk. When he opened his eyes, he suddenly transformed into Shen Yichuan, the eldest son of the Anyuan Hou Mansion in the capital. The former capable female supervisor has now become a handsome young man of eighteen or nineteen. She not only has to adapt to a strange male body and complex ancient etiquette, but also has to deal with the ensuing crises: the suspicion of falling from a horse after being in a coma for two days, the cold scrutiny of her father, her mother's worries and uneasiness, the undercurrent among the princes, and even the involvement of drug dealers in southern Xinjiang and treasonous conspiracy in the court. With no memory of her original owner, she relies on her observation and adaptability developed in the workplace. While pretending to be the prince, she learns horse riding, practices martial arts, and responds to court battles; while she secretly investigates the truth behind the horse crash and deals with various forces. From the secret transactions at the old tea shop in the West City to the life-and-death test on the battlefield in northern Xinjiang, she hides her daughter's heart in the body of a man, and navigates step by step in the turbulent whirlpool of power in Beijing. She not only wants to uncover layers of conspiracies, but also earns a chance for herself in this strange world.