Jingshu transmigrated into a novel as the male lead's childhood friend. In the end, she would do something wrong, try and fail to drug the male lead, and be sent by him to the ancestral temple, where she would spend the rest of her life with only a lamp and the Buddha for company.
Jingshu has to complete her tasks as instructed, or she will die.
Compared to being sick, spending her life with only a lamp and the Buddha for company is a pretty good outcome.
So Jingshu spends all day hovering around the cold and aloof male lead, doing everything she can to get close to him.
The only thing that troubles Jingshu is that the normally aloof, chaste male lead seems rather troubled, yet never pushes her away. He really lets her kiss him, hug him, and sit in his lap.
...What on earth is going on?
...Should she follow the plot and try drugging him?
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To avoid the calamities of the palace, Crown Prince Yuan Zheng conceals his identity and becomes the eldest young master of the Lin family.
Jingshu, a young lady who has lived in the Lin residence since childhood, grew up alongside the second young master and seems to have feelings for him.
Then one day, the second young master leaves the residence on an errand. Jingshu falls into the water and comes down with an illness. After waking up, she keeps gravitating toward Yuan Zheng, calling him "big brother" every other word and acting as though she likes him very much.
Theme: Cherish the person by your side
