I Transmigrated to Great Yan, Where I Hunt Down Spies in Ancient Times

Hua Xihe is the laziest junior apprentice at a scholarly academy outside the capital. She routinely sleeps until late morning, loves curling up in a pavilion with a book, and avoids moving whenever she can. Thirteen years after transmigrating, she had planned to hide away at the academy and enjoy a quiet life forever. Then a letter shattered the peace: a man who looked just like her had appeared in Taoyang County. Curious, she set off to find her family, only to stumble into a shocking conspiracy. The man who looked exactly like her was Xia Hongcheng, the Marquis of Yongzhen, while her long-lost twin brother was being held captive deep in the mountains and turned into a living gu poison. To save her brother, she disguises herself as a man and impersonates Xia Hongcheng to preside over peace talks with Sangying, securing seven cities in one stroke and shocking the imperial court. But it also draws countless eyes her way Prince Jin, Ying Xuanjin, the cold-hearted second prince, goes from suspicion and testing her to protecting her wholeheartedly, repeatedly taking blows in her place to keep her safe; The eldest prince and the siblings of the Li clan, scheming for the throne, press her at every turn, determined to expose her true identity; And then there’s the mysterious wooden token, the strange organization, the unsolved massacre from twenty years ago… An invisible net is slowly closing around her. What she doesn’t know is that human nature is more frightening than conspiracy. And her identity is more astonishing than her origins. The road home stretches farther than she could have imagined. This is a story of a transmigrator and the ancient world making their way toward one another. It has court intrigue, secret conflicts in the martial world, the deep bond between siblings, and heartwarming everyday moments. It also has a girl who keeps saying, “I’m lazy,” yet steps up time and again, and the man who always stands in front of her. 【She asks him, “Your Highness, are you afraid of dying?” He replies, “Yes. But I’m more afraid I won’t be able to protect you.”】