Shen Wantang is a surgeon at a top-tier hospital: calm and rational, she can stand at the operating table for twelve hours without complaining.
After waking from a nap, she finds herself the most miserable legitimate daughter in the Great Yan Dynasty: bullied by her stepmother, schemed against by her younger sister, and about to be sent to the sickly crown prince to “bring him good luck” through marriage.
Before she can even curse, a blood-soaked man kicks open the ancestral hall doors.
Xiao Jingheng, Prince of Zhenbei, is known as the “Cold-Faced King of Hell.” He is a ruthless killer with power over the entire court.
Their eyes meet. Three seconds pass
They switch bodies.
From then on, the two are forced to share their lives.
In his body, she kills assassins, attends court, takes on the censors, and handles his old subordinates. Her anatomical knowledge lets her take down eight men in black with pinpoint precision. In court, she leaves a censor speechless, and when an old subordinate comes to test her, she turns the tables on him.
In her body, he wears skirts, styles his hair, deals with household rivalries, and copes with her period. The first time it comes, the pain makes him question the point of living. He stares pensively at a sanitary belt, scares her stepmother into staying indoors for half a month with her face, and uses her body to uncover the truth about what happened eighteen years ago.
Their lives are a riot of chaos and comedy.
That’s just how thrilling it is to switch souls.
