Transmigrated to the Chancellor's Youth

The book describes Liu Pingfeng, a powerful minister of his era, as a calculating man with a deep mind and heavy scheming.

Before he reached forty, his hair had turned white, his face had grown haggard, and his eyes had become clouded.

Everyone said it was because he was too clever and had burned himself out young.

One day, Yao Huanyin transmigrated and happened to meet Liu Pingfeng when he was still young.

The young man was tall, with broad shoulders and a slim waist, as clear and pure as fresh snow on a branch.

A beauty mark between his brows, shaped like Guanyin, made him seem almost otherworldly.

Yao Huanyin's heart skipped a beat.

The minor character barely mentioned in the book had been such a dazzling young man in his youth.

[Before You Read]

- Sunshine-bright, optimistic heroine x gentle, refined hero who has his own little schemes when it comes to winning his wife

- Both leads are each other's love at first sight and remain devoted through years together

- Cover art by my roommate, Teacher Ji

Theme: When you bloom, the breeze will come