[Female disguise + career ambitions + one-on-one romance + secret identity exposed + love and hate intertwined]
The transmigrated Zhou Jin disguises herself as a man and is forcibly taken by the perverse Princess Royal Li Yan. Wait, what do you mean this perverse princess is a man? The emperor, the empress, and the princes: with schemes and traps layered one upon another, see how Zhou Jin punches princes, kicks the empress, and ultimately wins her "beauty."
Zhou Jin gets a high-difficulty scenario right after she transmigrates.
At a palace banquet, the Princess Royal, who holds power over the entire court, takes a liking to her.
The eunuchs are about to drag her off to be castrated.
OMG, she's just transmigrated and already she's about to become a eunuch.
It's not like she has the equipment, since she's a woman, but if they discover she's disguised herself as a man, she'll lose her head too.
She wails and cries until the princess finally changes her mind and decides to make her a male favorite instead.
Zhou Jin gives an awkward grin. "I can't do that, but I can serve you with a jade dildo."
The princess tells her to get lost.
Wait, something's off about this princess. How is she a man? Zhou Jin is stunned.
When her secret is discovered, the Princess Royal laughs and says, "Everyone who learns my secret dies. Now die."
"We'll see who kills whom. Let's find out who's the better player."
"Once the Heartbound Gu is planted, our lives are tied together. Let's see how you'll kill me now."
And from then on, Zhou Jin's life is bound to that of the perverse Princess Royal.
But why has this princess made so many enemies? Why does everyone want him dead?
Zhou Jin is speechless. She really has dug herself into a hole and planted a huge bomb.
Wait, something's off about this princess. Why has he started acting like he can't wait to get married? Zhou Jin is a "man," after all.
Princess Royal Li Yan starts teasing Zhou Jin every day in all sorts of ways, constantly talking about their wedding night.
This won't do. A gentleman would rather die than be "on the bottom."
Even a spring snaps back if you keep pressing it. Watch Zhou Jin reclaim her "husbandly authority."
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