The Crown Prince's Pretty Attendant

Chi Nan transmigrates by accident into an unknown dynasty. After waking up stunned, he has no choice but to accept reality.

He starts by consoling himself: at least he's transmigrated as the young master of an official's family. His father is the chief minister, he's the legitimate eldest son, and he has food, drink, money, and a beautiful maid at his side to serve him.

Later, he discovers that he has neither good food nor money, and that he's also a thorn in his stepmother's side. She wants nothing more than for her own son to take his place as the legitimate eldest son.

Life in the manor is more than just difficult.

Faced with this predicament, Chi Nan thumps his chest and roars at the heavens in protest: Why does everyone else who transmigrates get to eat and drink their fill and even have a golden finger, while he gets nothing?

Perhaps Heaven hears his complaint, because the very next day the Crown Prince personally chooses him as his study companion.

Chi Nan rubs his hands together, eyes gleaming. From now on, he is going to cling tight to the Crown Prince's coattails and live the good life!

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In the main hall of the Chi residence, the first time Crown Prince Chu Yao sees Chi Nan, his gaze is irresistibly drawn to him. With his glossy black hair and frost-white skin, he is as beautiful as an immortal. Chu Yao secretly thinks, What a handsome man! Then and there, he decides that Chi Nan will be his study companion.

Later, whenever he sees someone else's eyes lingering on his little study companion, he finds himself inexplicably uncomfortable. Extremely uncomfortable!

Later still, whenever he sees his study companion, the corners of his mouth lift and his eyes crinkle with a smile. He can't help wanting to give him the finest things in the world.

Proud, jealous Crown Prince Chu Yao, the pursuer × beautiful study companion Chi Nan, cool on the outside but fond of snarky inner commentary, the pursued

Chu Yao (aggrieved): "You think you can do whatever you want just because you're good-looking."

Chi Nan (smiling): "Isn't that all because Your Majesty spoils me?"

One-on-one, happy ending, both are each other's first and only

Theme: Growing through love and responsibility