The Head of Wangfu Is My Sister

Shen Qingci, a talented girl from the Department of Modern History, traveled through time and became the legitimate daughter of the Shen family, the Minister of Household Affairs in Dajing, due to an accident while restoring ancient books. The original owner was a laughing stock in the capital, a poetess who was not good at poetry, and his engagement with Xiao Jingyuan, the crown prince of Jing'an, was on the verge of collapse because he was accused of being "vulgar and uncivilized" during the hairpin ceremony. When she took over the body, she met Su Lianyue, Xiao Jingyuan's concubine with a well-known talent, who came to break off the engagement. What makes her even more frightened is that the illegitimate daughter A Zhu (Shen Qingyuan) who was often bullied in the family is actually her only biological sister who has blood connection after time travel. The original owner once hated her extremely. Shen Qingci, armed with modern knowledge and poetry reserves, is determined to reverse the predicament: use his talent and learning to fight back against the humiliation of divorce, and protect his weak but tenacious sister Zhou Quan. In the deep house, the aunt is hypocritical, the concubine is cruel, and the father is cold; in the court, the undercurrent of the prince's struggle for throne is surging, and the Shen family is trapped in a whirlpool of intrigue. From a "good-for-nothing legitimate daughter" to a strange woman who amazes Beijing with her poems and stirs up troubles with her wisdom, she earns a life for herself and her sister in the turbulent times. Facing Xiao Jingyuan's remorse, the gentle prince Zhao Heng's love, and the gradually emerging mystery of her life experience, she has transformed into a strong person who can compete with fate. And A'zhu also bloomed in the guardianship, and the sisters joined hands to write a magnificent legend in the Dajing Dynasty.