I transmigrated and became a palace maid. Everyone called me Alan.
A Taoist priest told me not to worry: when the time came, I'd naturally be able to go home. I was thrilled to death, and spent my time in this world having a blast. Flirting with princes, snatching handsome men, rising through the ranks, getting rich, starting a rebellion... Uh, no.
Until one day
The second young master of the Marquis's household, a man who was both righteous and wicked, leaned close and whispered, "I recognized you. Didn't expect that, did you?"
I frowned. What are you talking about?
The dashing young general swung his sword and shouted angrily, "Remnant of the previous dynasty!"
I leaped aside, bewildered. Huh?
One day, someone told me that the refined young master of the Xie family was my former fiance. I didn't believe it at all. But to my surprise, Young Master Xie actually came looking for me and tried to force a reunion. His eyes reddened, and he looked utterly lovesick. "Yuqing, you..."
I kicked him away. Good grief, with acting like that, I'd give you an S-rank card.
Then one day, with a great battle about to begin, a white-clad youth searched the entire city for me, shouting, "Yuqing, Big Brother is taking you home!"
But behind me came the Crown Prince's ever-deep voice, carrying an undeniable forcefulness:
"Alan, the marriage contract between you and me is still in my hands."
Me: WTF? I'm confused. Heavens, are you messing with me?!
Only later did I learn, oh, so I was the one messing with everyone.
Well, in that case, all's good. Hehe.
This is the story of a woman who transmigrated into a book, thinking she'd come to experience life in ancient times. After bouncing around and having a blast, she suddenly furrows her brow and realizes something is wrong.
Blurb screenshotted on January 24, 2021.
Reader Guide and Content Warnings
1. This story is written in the third person. First person appears only in the blurb.
2. This is a wish-fulfillment story. The heroine is loved by everyone she meets, lively and adorable, and sometimes downright silly.
3. The tone is lighthearted, just for fun. It's set in a fictional world, so no need to nitpick the details.
4. One true pairing, happy ending. Discussion of the plot is fine, personal attacks are not. I'm really fierce when I clap back, hmph~
Theme: Stay optimistic and keep moving forward even in difficult times. Those who love each other will end up together.