A Transmigration Tale

Soft yet resilient little ray of sunshine heroine × crazy, vicious, love-struck male lead

Fu Yao transmigrated into the body of a lowly bedchamber maid in the Prince of Jing's residence.

The good news: A month after she entered the household, the prince led an army on a western campaign and did not return for three years. The Noble Consort was kindhearted and treated her wonderfully, so she genuinely got to live like a young lady.

The bad news: The Noble Consort suddenly died of illness. On his way back from the campaign, the prince was ambushed. He returned gravely wounded, his entire army wiped out, and his temperament had turned dark and ruthless. The bodies of assassins hung upside down at the gates of his residence day after day.

Fu Yao trembled and avoided him as if he were a demon. But then she remembered the Noble Consort's public promise on the day she entered the household: if Fu Yao bore a child, the Noble Consort would tear up her contract and set her free.

So Fu Yao gathered her courage one night and, trembling, climbed into the bed of the demon-like prince...

[Reading Guide]

1. One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first, happy ending, sweet romance.

2. The male lead may be a beast, but he falls for the heroine first. She takes much longer to fall for him.

3. Includes old-school melodramatic tropes such as coercive love. The heroine does have a child, so proceed with caution if that bothers you.

Theme: Building a better future together