She is an employee, full of energy. She loves daydreaming, music, and writing, and riding her bicycle along the Yangtze River to watch the sunset. Her name is Ye Hui. To her parents, she's a well-behaved daughter; to her friends, a proper young lady.
And she is Princess Hejia, daughter of Emperor Qianlong: Aisin Gioro Fuhui, born in the tenth year of Qianlong's reign and known among the people as the Buddha's Hand Princess.
A sudden accident sends the two of them soaring through time and space, causing their souls to leave their bodies. She lives out the princess's short life along her path, only to discover that a debt from a past life must be repaid in this one. Is the love the short-lived princess shared with her consort a debt Ye Hui must repay many times over? How will Ye Hui, a modern woman, hold on to her views on love and her values in a world hundreds of years in the past? And what kind of love story will she and her past life's consort play out, from love at first sight to a deep and lasting bond?
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It's pretty good, I'm looking forward to the second part
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