Cows moo, horses neigh, and oxen and horses say, "Received."
After graduating from college, Chi Weih Han joined the grand stage of the "ox pen and horse stable," working from 9-to-9, six days a week, all the way to 9-to-9, seven days a week. She diligently became the slack-off thief in her colleagues' eyes.
She worked all 365 days of the year, keeping herself going on super-strong coffee and shouting "Received!" in the work group chat.
Then, on a dark and stormy night, her heart raced out of control, and she fell into an eternal, peaceful sleep in her double bed.
When Chi Weih Han opened her eyes again, she found herself bound hand and foot and loaded into a luxurious carriage.
Beside her sat a middle-aged woman wiping away tears, wailing through her sobs: "My child! Your mother has let you down! Don't blame me for selling my daughter for glory! No one would be lucky to have this happen to them!"
Chi Weih Han looked at her mother in confusion. "Mom, why are you dressed like that? Are we so poor we can't afford to eat? Are you selling me off to some remote mountain village?"
After being tied up and carted around for a whole day in a daze, Chi Weih Han finally got her head straight once she returned to her "home." It seemed she had transmigrated, and from the start, things were already going terribly... She was being forced into marriage.
Chi Weih Han had once dreamed of roaming the world with a sword after hauling bricks for a living. Unwilling to be confined, she packed her bags and set sail on another dark and stormy night!
Meanwhile, Ming Wanxi, the most beloved of the Great Ming's six princesses, was doing the exact opposite of what her name suggested...
"I won't get married! I want to stay by Mother and Empress Mother's side forever!"
As the third child of the Phoenix Lord Ming Yu and his first wife, she left her mother at a loss. The only thing she could do was order people to keep a close watch on the Sixth Princess before her wedding.
Ming Wanxi, born to follow her heart, couldn't accept marrying a stranger she didn't love. Once again, on a dark and stormy night, she packed her bags and fled the palace!
The two unexpectedly meet at a dock. Their bickering sparks something between them, and later, each hides her identity, hoping to spend their lives together as a devoted couple wandering the martial world.
Phoenix Lord: "The time is right. Close the net! Bring her back to the palace and prepare the wedding!"
Diary of a corporate drone:
Winter, eleventh month
Today, the Sixth Princess locked me out of her room. My hands went red from the cold. It's all my fault! I repent! I shouldn't have approached all those flirty girls for my mother-in-law's sake!
------Coming soon
"Guogan GL"
Guogan usually means acting bravely and decisively, but for her, it means something else entirely.
Guo Gan is nothing like her name. She is indecisive, especially in love. She doesn't dare express her true feelings and always expects the other person to guess what she's thinking. She keeps hoping she'll meet someone who truly understands her.
Chu Jiaqian lives up to her name: through her own hard work, she has become a formidable award-winning actress in the entertainment industry.
The two meet on an anonymous social media app.
When Chu Jiaqian first meets Guo Gan, she seems sincere and kind, just like her name. Whenever Chu Jiaqian runs into trouble, Guo Gan decisively offers advice and encourages her to take a chance.
Guo Gan is good at disguising herself. She always hides her real personality to win the trust and approval of those around her.
But as the two confirm their feelings and get to know each other better, Guo Gan's jealousy and inability to speak her mind slowly expose her real personality to the person she loves most.
Chu Jiaqian thinks her years of hard work have finally won her a perfect partner, but slowly realizes that perhaps this time, she has dragged herself into another cage...
Guo Gan: "I'm sorry. I always thought you'd understand what I meant even if I didn't say it. I thought what I considered good was what you needed."
Chu Jiaqian: "Why couldn't you just ask me? Your cowardice and weakness hurt not only you, but me too."
I usually write silly comedies, but now I want to try a story of pure love and hate entangled together~
Theme: Corporate drones can have job security too!