By a twist of fate, on the night of her wedding, Shen Zhiyi, the daughter of a marquis, becomes bound to the [Dramatic Life System].
From then on, every morning she wakes up with a randomly assigned personality:
· White Lotus mode: tears on command, while the palace’s scheming green tea gets a taste of her own medicine.
· Keyboard warrior possessed: she lets loose at court, leaving the old ministers speechless.
· Reclusive master mode: holding a bodhi bead, she urges the emperor to “let go of your obsessions and become a monk instead.”
· Efficient manager: she runs the imperial harem like a company, cutting redundant staff and streamlining procedures until she outworks all six palaces.
At first, Emperor Xiao Che finds it amusing and looks forward to opening a “surprise box” every day.
Later, he takes her straight to court:
“My beloved consort, are you in your ‘remonstrating minister’ persona today? Come help me berate these old fossils until they wake up.”
The entire court is in an uproar, accusing her of meddling in affairs of state.
Xiao Che simply takes her hand and smiles lazily:
“Meddling in politics? No, my empress is teaching me how to understand the countless facets of humanity.”
But Shen Zhiyi is hiding a secret:
The System’s mission is to collect “the emperor’s true love.”
When all her personas disappear and she becomes her ordinary self again, will those eyes that have seen through so many faces still choose to linger on her?
