Help! The Second Young Master Chu Doesn't Want His Identity Exposed

Chu Yi, the second young master of the Minister of Justice's household, is the most "frail" illegitimate son in all of Lin'an: afraid of the cold in winter and the heat in summer, out of breath after three steps, and awake studying until the fifth watch. No one knows that beneath that delicate frame lies a soul from the twenty-third century, along with a shocking secret: she is a woman.

When her stepmother sends her back to the family estate to "serve her filial duty," she smiles and accepts. When her younger sister hands her a poisoned sachet, she simply tosses it into the brazier. Along the way, she finds a man half dead and feeds him a few drops of her blood. He survives, then sets his sights on her.

"Young master, I have no way to repay you for saving my life..."

"No, you don't need to repay me. Just hurry up and leave. Don't get in the way of my imperial exams."

Chu Yi only wants to study in peace, take her exams, save some money, and keep a few pretty young men around. But the man named Pei Yan keeps clinging to her, and an unfamiliar "Zhao Ziqi" spends all day wandering outside her home. The second young master Chu only wants to keep her secret identity hidden and live a quiet life. So how did things get more and more lively?

In a nutshell: A power-struggle story about a woman disguised as a man. The heroine only wants to build her career and pursue handsome men, but a whole pack of troublemaking men keeps chasing after her.