Transmigrated: The Bright and Charming Young Nobleman

[Reborn as a scapegoat? A villainous powerhouse is here to lead the future tyrant and love-struck grand secretary astray!] Mo Yao, a modern villain enforcement officer, is beautiful and badass. Then she transmigrates into the Ming Dynasty as the ultimate fall guy! In her left hand, she picks up a student on the cheap, only to discover he is the future crown prince who will make everyone tremble as a tyrant. In her right hand, she gets involved with a ruthless man who was supposed to become the aloof grand secretary with power over the court, but whom she turns into a lovesick man who only clings to her! Everyone says Xiang Qingwei, the capital’s number-one young nobleman, is as cold as jade: He placed first in all three imperial examinations at eighteen, yet gave up office to go into business, willingly becoming a companion to the dissolute crown prince and even enduring rumors that he prefers men. Only when he topples the cabinet with a smile do the court officials realize the fearsome fangs hidden beneath the gentle young man’s skin! Only Mo Yao knows what he’s really like. “Weren’t you supposed to be my moneybag?” Xiang Qingwei crushes a secret letter with a smile, flames that could consume the darkness burning in his eyes. “To marry you, I need both money and power.” He drapes a bloodstained official robe over her shoulders himself. “You once said you wanted to see me in a red robe. Now it’s set off by the color of blood. Are you satisfied?” Mo Yao: I only wanted to be a wealthy, idle fish! But I’ve been forced into hell mode! Protecting her people, humiliating villains, face-slapping, disguising herself as a man to roam the martial world, traveling south across the seas, opening a black-market restaurant to source ingredients, organizing tours to fight the barbarians… Why is this even more exhausting than being a villain?! When history veers off its original course, who is the player destined to move her like a piece on the board? “Stop pretending to be a loyal subject,” she says with a bright smile. “The ambition in your eyes should have burned through these ninefold palace walls long ago.” [A fictional Ming Dynasty setting during the youth of Zhu Houzhao. Historical figures are used; please don’t read too much into it. Thank you!]