Ji Ning is the daughter of the richest man in the Ying Kingdom, but unfortunately, she has a mother obsessed with household intrigue. Not only is Ji Ning forced to dress as a man, she's also made to marry the Seventh Princess, who has a disability.
Unwilling to accept her fate, Ji Ning makes trouble every day. In the end, she'd rather lose her fortune and die without a complete corpse than die in the princess's residence.
Rumors sweep the country: Ji Ning and the princess are naturally incompatible, their horoscopes clash, and one of them must die. They're sworn enemies, plain and simple.
1. When Ji Ning wakes up again, she's back at sixteen. She hasn't married the princess or made any terrible mistakes yet. Her record is spotless. Why not run while she can?
Taking her gold and valuables with her, along with a fortune, all she has to do is leave the Ji household and get herself a travel pass. Then she'll be free as a bird in the vast sky, and a fish in the boundless sea. She'll live happily ever after, and wouldn't trade it for anything, not even a place among the immortals!
2. Ji Ning is full of confidence. She plans to get a travel pass first and decide what to do next. She can take her time exploring the snows of the north, the mountains of the southwest, and the grasslands beyond the northern frontier.
But she never expected that the price of getting a travel pass would be taking along a young master with the intelligence of a three-year-old.
Ji Ning: This is unbelievable!
3. The young master is incredibly handsome. Unfortunately, he loves candied hawthorn berries, loves nibbling on people's hands, and clings to her for dear life. She can't shake him off or leave him behind. With no other choice, Ji Ning takes him along to admire the snow and flowers as they wander the world.
One day, under the full moon on the fifteenth, with a gentle breeze blowing, Ji Ning drinks until she's tipsy over some snacks. Grabbing the young master's clothes, she slurs, "I wonder how many days the Seventh Princess will live after I die?"
To her surprise, the young master trembles as he pulls her into his arms. Their hair tangles together as he murmurs hoarsely, his words burning against her ear: "He won't live much longer."
4. Huang Yuanque was born in the imperial palace. To save his life, his timid, unpopular mother raised him as a girl. He endured humiliation and kept a low profile for years, then finally became emperor. But who could have guessed that his imperial consort would die?
Only much later did Ji Ning learn that after she died without a complete corpse, that reclusive "princess" went mad and seized the throne with overwhelming force. Defying the entire court, he posthumously made her empress. Then, facing her pieced-together corpse, he was willing to spend all his imperial energy to bring her back to life.
The male lead has a one-sided crush that grows ever stronger. Both leads are reborn.
A wealthy, beautiful, lively, and cheerful woman x a powerful, scheming, domineering, and cunning man
One-on-one romance, happy ending, both leads are each other's only partner
Theme: Love life and stay positive.