Lin Zhixia, a 26-year-old doctor of social psychology, suffered a heart attack while working overtime at a consulting company until early in the morning. When she woke up, she became the concubine of the prime minister's palace in Daliang. The original owner was beaten to death by his aunt because he refused to marry the idiot prince. Now, it's her turn to face this fate.
The aunt sneered: "It is your honor for your concubine to marry the prince."
Lin Zhixia raised her head, her eyes were terrifyingly calm—the eyes of a psychologist who could see through everything.
She didn't resist, she didn't cry, she just accepted it quietly. Because she knows that the real counterattack is never with the mouth, but with the brain.
There are many factions in the court of Daliang Kingdom, and the relatives have exclusive power. The emperor is young and the queen mother listens to the government behind the curtain. In this cannibalistic world, only the weak rely on men, and the strong rely on their brains.
Is the prince a fool? It doesn't matter, she uses psychological knowledge to manipulate people's hearts and turn fools into pawns.
Does her aunt want to harm her? It doesn't matter, she used psychological warfare to make her aunt get into trouble.
Is the court going to annex the Prince's Mansion? Never mind that she used group dynamics to make officials fight among themselves and the fishermen benefited.
Lin Zhixia's goal is simple: survive, stand firm, and then change history.
Not about love, only about intrigues. This is her only principle after time travel.
Time traveler? System? Goldfinger? She doesn't need any of that. What she has is knowledge of modern psychology, a mind that can see through people's hearts, and a will to never admit defeat.