Miss Ruyi’s Unremarkable Daily Life

Shen Ruyi transmigrated by accident. Rescued while covered in wounds, all she wanted was to live quietly, scrape by, and eat her fill until the end of her days.

So how did quietly scraping by turn her into Miss Ruyi, someone everyone feared and respected?

The old wet nurse at the prince's manor: "That corner of wasteland is green with vegetables. Looks like the girl wasn't lying. She really is the daughter of a farming family."

A certain guest at the manor: "That new courtyard-sweeping maid can do carpentry. Is the world really turning into one where women are treated like men and men are worked like cattle?"

A street vendor outside: "Even for a lowly servant in the prince's manor, you calculate the books so quickly and accurately. Miss, could you teach me?"

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A certain aide: "Who on earth edited that document that got dropped? Now that I've been promoted to adviser at the prince's manor, I can't sleep easy!"

Who did it? Who could it have been?

She wrote a letter home for a colleague, and it was intercepted.

The letter was delivered to a certain prince's desk. The elegant, graceful characters were clear and beautiful, fit for a true master.

The prince looked up. "Is this the old maid you all insist could never be a spy for an enemy nation?"

Shen Ruyi: "..."

She was clearly an old uncle, and yet she thought he was too old for her?

The prince: "..."

An old ox eating young grass?

Shen Ruyi: "..."

Also known as "Does Miss Ruyi Still Have a Chance to Live Like a Fish?" and "How Did Life Get So Peaceful While I Was Just Trying to Keep My Head Down?"