Sir, I Really Am Just Lucky

Su Xiaomian was a 26-year-old office worker at an internet company. Her desk was beside the restroom, and her presence was about as noticeable as air. After dying from overwork, she transmigrated to the Great Song dynasty as Shen Shuyi, the third daughter born to a concubine in the Marquis of Zhen'an's household. Her status was lower than that of even the favored maids. From then on, her new motto was: staying alive comes first, and never stand out. But an accident drew her into the string of cases that Pei Yan, Assistant Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, was investigating, and, by sheer chance, she found the first breakthrough. Pei Yan was the eldest legitimate son of the Duke of Yingguo's household and the emperor's personally appointed "Greatest Detective." He hated two things above all: fools and people who relied on luck. Shen Shuyi happened to be both. He thought she was too timid and low-class to be of any use; she thought he was so self-important that he would get her into trouble. Yet every time he tried to get rid of her, she would "happen" to discover something. And so Pei Yan went from thinking of her as "that good-for-nothing from the marquis's household," to "rather interesting," to wondering, "Why hasn't she come yet?" He was busy winning himself over the whole time, while Shen Shuyi could only say: "My lord, I'm really just lucky. Do you believe me?"