I opened my eyes to find myself the principal wife, presiding over my husband's wedding.
A concubine taken as a proper, wedded wife? What an unusual arrangement.
Lou Wan and Lou Wan differ by only one character, yet their fates are worlds apart.
One fights on the battlefield, covered in scars, decorated with honors, and full of ambition.
The other is neglected by her husband in the inner courtyard, overshadowed by his concubine, and expected to follow the Three Obediences and Four Virtues and serve her parents-in-law.
And she, Lou Wan, is the woman in this body, the unattainable moonlight in Lou Wan's husband's heart.
Lou Wan's response: Filthy thing.
With Lou Wan's fiery temper, there was no way she could put up with this. Before she even got the chance to act, she discovered that the original owner of the body had a slacker System for developing intangible cultural heritage.
The System said lazily, "Hello, next lovesick fool. Your information is on the left. Press the right button to decline. Thank you for your cooperation."
Lou Wan pressed the left button without hesitation. "Set it up!"
The original owner was a merchant's daughter. Her in-laws had always looked down on her, and her husband didn't love her. She had kept her head down and endured it all for the sake of her household registration.
But Lou Wan was determined to make a name for herself with this identity.
She would pass down intangible cultural heritage, open shops, organize events, and even take her business into the imperial palace.
If anyone refused to accept her, she would beat them into submission. If a powerful official's family caused trouble, she'd have no choice but to ask for help from a former nemesis of hers, Xiao Zui, the powerful minister who had long since become the Left Chancellor.
They used to do nothing but bicker, or head somewhere to bicker. Who would have thought that after being reborn, he'd start trying to win her favor?
One day, Lou Wan asked her nemesis for help.
"Something's come up at my venue, so..."
Her nemesis: "All right. Tell me what to do, and I'll take care of it."
Lou Wan: "..."
"It's nothing. I just need someone to perform a sword dance. The girls will love it."
Theme: Strive for progress and pass down intangible cultural heritage
