Clearing My Name (Female-to-Male Transmigration)

Ji Li thinks the beauty described in books as capable of toppling kingdoms must be someone like Fu Anjiu. Fu Anjiu, meanwhile, thinks the saying "A noble gentleman is like a piece of jade, shaped and polished" must describe Ji Li.

Neither of them realizes that this is just an illusion, the way lovers see each other through rose-colored glasses.

To everyone else, Fu Anjiu is just a baby-faced young man with chubby cheeks who looks too childish to be an adult, while Ji Li is a quiet, calculating old man!

Why was a watchman in his thirties found beheaded? Why did a kind-hearted country gentleman die a horrible death at home? Why was the body of a young master who had been buried still uncorrupted? What secrets lie behind these mysteries? Is it a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality? Stay tuned for this installment of the Ninth Prince of the Great Zhou's Cases.

Bonus scene:

On their wedding night, Fu Anjiu sits on the edge of the bed, too shy to look up.

Fu Anjiu: "Um... Ji... Ji... Ji..."

Ji Li's shoulder is half-bare, his expression alluring, yet his mouth is full of indecent words.

Ji Li: "Don't be scared, sweetheart. I know you're shy, so I'll take care of everything. You just have to enjoy yourself..."

Fu Anjiu: "...What the hell do you mean, enjoy myself?! I think you're trying to seduce me!"

Straight top × scheming, secretly sensual bottom

I'm feeling a bit down, so I'll recommend my friend's novel. Ahem, check out Shu Xi's new contemporary romance, Sweet Moonlight.

Theme: Cherish life, starting with yourself.