The Fourth Young Lady's Style Always Goes Off Track

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Du Wanning, the head of Springtime Pavilion, is new to the jianghu. Her style is ruthless and icy, and it goes like this: “What did you say? Never mind. Kill them.”

Everyone in the jianghu bows and praises her: “We can't afford to offend you. Spare us!”

Later, she becomes the fourth young lady of the Xu family. She is genuine and unpretentious, and her style goes like this: “What did you say? Never mind.” (Turns around and puts on a mask.) “Kill them.”

Everyone in the capital praises her: “Sorry to bother you. Goodbye!”

Su Qingxian, who has witnessed it all: “...Is it too late to report that Ying Beichen?”

Du Wanning: “You're reporting yourself? Never mind...”

Su Qingxian (horrified): “Wait! Wife, spare me!!!”

----Here's the serious blurb----

Du Wanning carries the burden of her family's vendetta. She disguises herself as the fourth illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Dingguo's household, who was raised outside the family, determined to uncover the truth behind her parents' murder and clear her family's name.

While undercover, Du Wanning runs into all sorts of unexpected problems, but uses her wit (sleeve sword) to solve them one by one, earning the fourth Xu girl a fine reputation (not really!).

As she follows the clues, she also discovers the truth behind her master's accidental death years ago and, along the way, uncovers a vast conspiracy involving two kingdoms.

And of course, she also wins the handsome man in the end.

The heroine's fighting ability completely outclasses everyone. She's clever, but not very emotionally perceptive, and she hates reading.

Both leads have double identities. There's some loving-and-fighting between them, but not much. The story is mainly lighthearted and satisfying.

Aside from that, this is a slow-burn story. Don't read it if that's not your thing.

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Ye Qian disguises herself as a man to earn a living in the Six Gates, but her overwhelming sense of justice gets her investigating a case involving a powerful figure. She is framed and driven out of the capital.

When she hears that the famous Hidden Moon Manor is hiring, Ye Qian goes to apply and lands a job as an attendant to the manor's master, Gu Qingshang.

Later, everyone knows that Master Gu's favorite thing is taking Attendant Ye to crime scenes. And before long, word spreads through the jianghu that there's no case Master Gu and Attendant Ye can't solve.

Gu Qingshang: “You have to investigate things. How else will you know what's true?”

Ye Qian: “Don't look at me. I'm just trying to earn a living.”

A self-indulgent, chatty prince (and manor master) who thrives in the jianghu and knows that a man who acts cute has the best luck in love VS a former famous detective, now disguised as a man and working as an attendant, who is skilled at deduction and autopsies and has incredible fighting skills.

Theme: As long as you don't lose heart, there are always more solutions than difficulties.