Su Nian, an operations specialist at a major internet company, works herself to death from overtime. When she opens her eyes, she has become the newly married Princess Consort brought into Prince Jing's manor to bring him good luck. They say the prince is at death's door. On their wedding night, she lifts the covers to inspect him, only to discover he's alive.
Prince Jing, Xiao Jingheng, isn't sick at all. He's been faking his death to avoid the fight for the throne. One wants to slack off and stay alive; the other wants to keep a low profile and save his skin. They sign a deal to live together without getting emotionally involved, and from then on, they're stuck in the same boat.
She uses KPIs to audit the accounts, membership cards to get the manor back on its feet, and a hotpot restaurant to build an intelligence network spanning north and south. Somehow, her seemingly random schemes work miracles. He is stoic and sparing with words, yet secretly doting on his wife. The once-overlooked prince is forced into the very center of power. Modern slang collides with the Ming court, producing one farcical moment after another, while the bloody truth behind the Noble Consort Xian case from twenty years ago is gradually revealed amid disaster relief, border conflicts, and the struggle for the throne.
When a slacker office worker becomes a reformer fit to rule the realm, and a prince who faked his death learns to step into the light, transmigration isn't about escaping life. It's about learning to live wholeheartedly in any era.
Very nice hehe