Bai Xing transmigrates, and everyone mistakes her for the missing prospective Princess of Beixiang. They don't know that the real princess was murdered long ago. Looking at the unfamiliar pavilions around her, then at the TV remote in her hand, Bai Xing accidentally presses pause. To her utter amazement, everyone really does freeze in place. Even the birds in the sky hang motionless, as if caught in a spell! What an incredible treasure! Bai Xing thinks to herself.
The Empress Dowager loves to nag. Every time Bai Xing visits the palace, the old woman corners her for a long lecture, repeating the same few things over and over. Who cares? Just hit mute, and no one can bother you. The days under house arrest drag on forever? Fast-forward! Accidentally say the wrong thing and get framed by the vicious Consort Xuan? Rewind! With the remote's help, Bai Xing's life gets more and more comfortable. The only thing that doesn't go her way is that she originally just wanted to use the pause button to escape, but her martial-arts-obsessed fiance mistakes her for a peerless master... In short, she's pretty much figured out all the remote's special functions, but there's one button she still doesn't dare try: power off.
Warnings: 1. Includes martial-arts-world elements and political intrigue at court. 2. The author's historical knowledge and writing skills are limited. Please point out any mistakes or share your feedback.
Theme: Can a remote control for life really control your life?
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