My Best Friend and I Transmigrated to Joseon as Noblewomen from the Ming Dynasty

Wen Ying is a sweet, pretty young woman who practices traditional Chinese medicine, while Xu Zhaozhao is a mature, elegant interpreter.

The day they transmigrated to Joseon, they were dressed in Ming Dynasty costumes from a 688-yuan rental package, both utterly bewildered.

Wen Ying takes care of looking beautiful and, along the way, saves someone with her silver needles. The man she saves turns out to be a devastatingly handsome, scheming husband.

Choi Sehun is gentle on the surface, but secretly goes mad with jealousy over her. After she felt his abs on a drunken night, he completely fell for her.

Xu Zhaozhao focuses on her career, using her interpreting skills to conquer the ancient marketplace and, along the way, eloping with a handsome Ming Dynasty scholar.

The sisters' daily life:

“Zhaozhao, look at that oppa's abs! They're so defined!”

“…Could you try to be a little more reserved?”

“I'm touching my own husband. What do I have to be reserved about?”

In Joseon, they chased countless real-life Korean dramas:

A crown prince falls for a frail heiress in a passionate, tragic romance, and the lovers finally end up together; a lively heiress and her taciturn, devoted guard.

In every story, they were both the stars and the audience.

Later, they took a chest of gold to the Ming Dynasty.

Their ancestors officiated the wedding. On their wedding night…

Then they woke up and had transmigrated again?!

Across past and present, fate's red thread binds them together.