The Mountain Has Trees, and the Trees Have Branches

I woke up one morning and transmigrated...

Transmigrating is one thing, but why did I end up in a poor little mountain village with no parents and a house so empty you could hear a pin drop? Being poor is one thing, but then a Minister comes to mooch off us. Fine, if you're determined to freeload at my house, don't blame me for putting you to work!

Putting you to work is one thing, but... how did I end up in bed with a man??!!

Getting into bed with him is one thing, but... why did he drag me back to his hometown, the capital??!!

The capital is just like the world I came from: people and carriages packed together everywhere. Bai Mu scours the whole street for treasures, then gets taken to the scheming Minister's old residence.

Th-that... those glittering glazed tiles... aren't they reserved for the emperor? And how did one word from your mother turn me into a servant?!

A banquet turns into a trap, and a third party gets dragged into the mess out of nowhere. Bai Mu's future is fraught with danger!!

At the height of the crisis, the Minister has to head south on a "business trip." And here I am, pretending to be "dutiful" and staying behind to "serve" your mother, who wishes she could bite my head off...

Bai Mu's miserable life begins: laundry, chopping wood, fetching water, scrubbing floors...

Damn it! Why is my belly giving me such a huge "surprise" at a time like this? What's that bulge supposed to be?!!!