Yun Kexin, a graduate student in the psychology department of a prestigious university, relied on her proficient knowledge of psychology to make a prosperous life in private by relying on money gained through face-saving and fortune-telling.
If she knew that the deceiver had actually deceived her into traveling through time, she wouldn't have said a word more even if she cut off her tongue.
The heroine in other people's novels did not travel to become a princess or a princess, but she was also a legitimate daughter of a wealthy noble family. She actually wore it as a concubine of a merchant who was looked down upon by the most wealthy noble families.
Thinking that she was a serious young lady after all, I felt comforted, but I also learned that this former owner was not favored at all. God - he would not play with her like this.
After looking up to the sky and wailing, she regained her wits, adopted the motto of "making peace with things as soon as they come", and began to continue her great career of deceiving people in her previous life.
In line with the modern concept of doing the best according to what she wants, she finally has a goal - to become Daxin's only female national preceptor.
It's just that in the high-walled compound, even an unpopular young lady cannot leave the house at will.
It's his grandma's fault, how she deceives people without leaving the house, and how she pursues her goal of becoming the only female Imperial Preceptor.
It seems that in order to be free, she must first get rid of the tigers, leopards, and jackals in her home, who dare to block her only goal of being a female national master - seeking death.
With her superb deception skills, she was able to coax the rich and nobles who gave her flowers with lots of gold and silver, and even deceived the current emperor. It was not difficult to deceive people, but it was a technical job to make everyone respect her as the reincarnation of a goddess.
