[Historical transmigration + ghost-flame girl + hilarious madness + sweet everyday romance]
Su Zhazha, nicknamed the “Number One Ghost-Flame Girl,” excels at hand-dancing, shouting rap, and conquering everyone with her streetwise catchphrases.
After transmigrating, she became a merchant’s daughter sent to marry in someone else’s place. From the start, she was shoved into a bridal sedan to bring good fortune to the half-dead Marquis Xie.
When the marquis’s household servants gave her a hard time, Su Zhazha hit them with a textbook street dance, then cracked sunflower seeds onto the ground. “Don’t pick a fight with me. I’ll get hurt, but you’ll lose your life!”
From then on, the marquis’s formerly aloof household descended into chaos:
While the noblewomen composed poems and exchanged couplets, she was in the rear courtyard teaching the maids her hand-dancing moves.
While her half-sister plotted against her with fake sweetness, she simply blasted tacky DJ music on a loudspeaker, on repeat.
Even the sinister, disabled marquis was made to listen to “Thunder” at his bedside every day.
One day, Xie Yanci tossed aside his cane and helplessly pulled her into his arms. “My lady, can you stop dancing? Your husband’s getting dizzy.”
Su Zhazha raised an eyebrow and fired back in her purest street slang: “What, you don’t like me? Believe me, I’ll do a headstand and wash my hair!”
