Why Does Everyone Have a Secret Identity Except Me?

Ning Ya was the villainous supporting character, Consort Ning, in a palace intrigue novel. After accidentally taking over the protagonist’s role, she was banished to a modern corporate warfare novel. In this story, everyone has more than one identity. The assistant is a business mogul with connections on both sides of the law, the bullied girl at school is the real heiress of a wealthy family, and the internet cafe attendant is a top hacker. She alone is nobody special. She is just a timid lackey who follows the villain around. What does a rough start matter? Bring your brains along and you’ll always find something to eat, wherever you are. A gender-swapped version of *The 95th Supreme*. *The 95th Supreme* is a TVB show about the Yongzheng Emperor transmigrating into a modern workplace. Ning Ya: Leave this to me. Some CEO: Great! I want to speak up too. We did nothing wrong! We’re innocent! Ning Ya: You’d better not say anything... Look, there’s a clause in our contract stating that if you fail to issue a statement through the designated channel and that leads to any consequences, I won’t be able to continue providing services for you. Some CEO: I don’t remember that clause, and that doesn’t look like my signature. Huo Mian: Hello. Here’s the recording of me explaining the clause to you, along with your statement agreeing to be recorded. Ning Ya: Perfect. This story is entirely fictional. Coming soon: *I Just Sell Rouge, What Do I Know About Solving Crimes?* Liu Wei read a modern-era historical novel aimed at male readers, full of ridiculous plot holes. After venting about it, she discovered she had transmigrated into the book. The good news: In this fictional dynasty, gender restrictions weren’t very strict, and she even had a government job. The bad news: Her boss was the ambitious Second Prince, who would soon fail in a rebellion, taking her down with him. No way. She had to figure out how to save herself. But how could an ordinary person like her save herself? She’d studied biology for her bachelor’s degree and criminal investigation for her master’s. What could she even do? Offer a free autopsy when the Second Prince kicked the bucket? ...Maybe she should just take the money he gave her and run. But the world had other plans. Just as she was about to flee, someone grabbed her. “Someone was murdered in town yesterday, and they were holding a bottle from your shop! The scented balm inside was poisoned, so you’re a major suspect.” Liu Wei: “Don’t think you can spout nonsense just because you’re handsome. I’ll sue you for slander.” The wheels of fate began to turn, and Liu Wei finally embarked on the path of: “If no one else can solve a case, I’ll solve it. If no one else can take someone down, I will. If no one else dares go somewhere, I’ll go.” Little by little, Liu Wei’s list of achievements grew. Who could have imagined that solving the case involving the barbarian envoys would help the seemingly hopeless Fifth Prince ascend the throne? The former Fifth Prince, now emperor, trusted Liu Wei completely. Some people grew jealous and submitted a memorial: “Your Majesty, she’s a remnant of the Second Prince’s faction.” The emperor: “How dare you! She is a meritorious subject who helped me ascend the throne. Guards, drag this treacherous knave out and execute him!” Liu Wei: “Could you stop falling back on the same old solution? Just because I can solve a hundred cases doesn’t mean I can solve every case...” “This is the last one!” “It really is the last one!!” “I swear, this is absolutely the last one!!!” You won’t even give me the title of Minister of Justice. What a nasty emperor! “What? I can become the first woman in the dynasty to be made a prince with a different surname? Fine, fine, I’ll take on one more case!” Theme: Don’t believe that fate is written in the stars