After I Took the Prince's Moonlight as My Substitute

[Dark History, Read at Your Own Risk]

Hua Yunyan, the legitimate daughter of a noble house, is mentally disabled. The Emperor betroths her to Prince Qi, Song Lan, as his principal wife.

Song Lan assumes she must be a lunatic. It is only an arranged marriage, after all, so he figures he can just keep her around like a vase.

But on their wedding night, when he lifts her red bridal veil, he discovers the young woman isn't mentally disabled at all.

Her bright eyes fill with surprise, and she whispers, "Professor Song! You transmigrated too?"

Song Lan is a renowned professor, the unattainable ideal Hua Yunyan has always admired. She follows in his footsteps, looking up at him from afar, but never dares to take the first step.

She never expected that after transmigrating, she would marry Song Lan, who has the same name and looks exactly like him, except that he's a prince.

Later, she gradually realizes that the prince isn't her ideal man, but a white popsicle. As long as she lives her own little life, the popsicle won't come along and freeze her.

Until one night, when she's half asleep, she hears the white popsicle murmur in her ear:

"Who's Professor Song? Why do you keep saying his name?"

#IGetJealousEvenOfMyself#

Content warning: The same male lead in both the modern and historical settings; the ideal man is a stand-in. The heroine is timid early on, and she's never a mighty flower =L=

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