Lin Xiaoxiao died. When she woke up, she found herself beneath an ornately carved bed canopy, with sandalwood incense curling through the air and maids kneeling all around her.
She had become the legitimate daughter of a minister in the Great Jing Dynasty: a talented young woman whose elder brother had stolen credit for her work and whose family was forcing her into a political marriage.
Meanwhile, the real Bai Ziqing was lying in a modern hospital, facing a crowd of relatives wailing and carrying on, along with her phony “boyfriend.”
From then on, across a thousand years, the two girls embark on a shared path to turn their lives around, trading witty complaints and helping each other get revenge:
In the ancient world, the modern girl is feisty, sweet, and adorable: she teaches scheming women a lesson, puts rotten men in their place without mercy, and casually charms the wildest and most powerful regent in the whole court.
In the modern world, the ancient strategist is a cool-headed, capable woman: she takes down her relatives, and even gets the young master of a business empire to call her “Sis.”
They fight the most satisfying battles and find the sweetest love, becoming the brightest lights in each other’s worlds.
But they never expected this:
Their souls switched back again. Now what?
Two heroines trading lives × Mutual communication and support × Sweet romance with a modern-meets-ancient contrast
