The Sickly Boss Is a Green Tea

Su Yi spent ten years at Ping’an Temple on Mount Nan embroidering Buddhist scriptures. Now she has returned to the capital. She is delicate, frail, and unable to care for herself. Yet she can wield an embroidery needle with astonishing skill, taking lives without a trace. She says, “I don’t want to be a canary.” And so the capital’s waters are stirred. She says, “I can become whatever Your Highness likes.” And so she acts sweet and coy, impossible not to love. Everyone says the Seventh Prince is hot-tempered, idle, and arrogant, with a wild look in his eyes. One day, after the two switch bodies, they discover... The sickly beauty: “Ah, so you only pretended to be useless!” The prince: “Hah, so you only pretended to be sick!” A fiery princess versus a sickly beauty. The Seventh Prince is utterly defeated. The baffled onlookers sigh and say, “Since ancient times, no one has been able to resist a beauty!” The sickly beauty turns someone into a human pincushion, and someone praises her: “Impressive technique, and every acupoint hit precisely.” The sickly beauty takes up the art of tea, and someone compliments her: “Ah, you’re so cute.” The prince reads and writes, and Su Yi says, “Your Highness is amazing!” The prince rides and shoots arrows, and Su Yi says, “Your Highness is amazing!” One day, the two consummate their marriage. The prince asks calmly, “Well?” Su Yi pouts, “Terrible!” Useless A Ling: “I’m guilty, so punish me! Don’t trick the dog into coming here just to kill it!” A one-on-one romance: a sickly beauty who plays dumb to outsmart others versus a prince who has nothing going for him but his looks. They occasionally switch bodies. Enjoy!