Though Xinchu, a hairpin maker, has always loved classical culture,
she never imagined she could transmigrate to ancient times!!!
Now she's a "poor" cousin who throws up blood and pretends to be frail.
As a tough, no-nonsense woman, Xinchu finds that
her insults sound like flirtation. Damn it, how is she supposed to live like this!
After finally managing to eat her fill with the help of the studio she brought along,
she plans to find a handsome young man and raise him into a fine catch.
But only a few days later, the imperial merchant Luo family gets into trouble and is arrested.
One person commits a crime, and the whole family is exiled.
After throwing up two liters of blood and nearly fainting, Xinchu realizes
that she's gone from the poorest person in the family
to the one with the most "money"!
With her own safety at stake, there's no point pretending anymore.
The sweet, delicate cousin transforms into a tigress, settling every grudge and score.
A sweet, fluffy daily-life romance. Dotting, devoted love, no cheating, no angst. Mostly everyday life, with little focus on conflict, covering the ups and downs of the exile journey and life along the way. Includes some imperial examinations.
Theme: After exile, the "frail" cousin uses her wits to live a better life
