Ning Wan transmigrated into a book, becoming Jiang Wanning, the most beloved princess of Ning, back when her father was still alive.
After her father died, she concealed her identity and drifted into Shu, where she became the fair-skinned wife of a low-ranking seventh-grade official.
Her husband was refined and handsome, serving her tea and grinding her ink. Even the way he looked at her carried a hint of timidity. She thought this was how she would spend the rest of her life: playing the pig to eat the tiger, living off others and waiting to die. It seemed peaceful enough.
But one day, she discovered that her seemingly ordinary scholar husband appeared to have a few secrets he didn’t want anyone to know.
Meanwhile, outside the door, the “deliciously handsome” scholar was giving orders to his shadow guards in a tone she had never heard from him before: ...
