No Home

Lin Yu woke up and became Shen Yan, a 24-year-old young civil servant in the Dasheng Dynasty. Good news: He comes from a noble family and holds an official position. Bad news: She has no memory of her original owner. Even worse news: Shen Yan already has a wife and five concubines, and her mother-in-law is urging her to continue the family line every day. Lin Yu looked at the wives and concubines in the courtyard, and there was only one sentence left in his mind: It's over, this is not time travel, this is the ancient version of high-risk employment. She wanted to pretend to be sick to save her life, but she found that everyone in this deep house was trying to find a way to survive by pleasing, competing for favor, forbearing and calculating. She holds the power of her husband, but she doesn't want to be the one who oppresses them. From then on, the rules of Shen Mansion changed. You can live without fighting for favor. You can be stable without serving. But when old cases in the court, undercurrents in the backyard, and identity doubts all approached, she realized: this man's body brought not only power, but also a situation from which there was no escape.