The Color of a Stolen Consort

Yu Dai transmigrates and becomes a favored-by-no-one imperial concubine. On top of that, her so-called second elder brother, Shen Yue, harasses her every night. The most ridiculous part is that she nearly became the wife of this so-called brother. Her grand ambition is simply to eat, laze around, and wait for death. But then she discovers she’s a spy from an enemy kingdom, tasked with killing the Zhou imperial clan’s only heir. Shen Yue threatens her, her maid tests her, and the concubines want her dead. Even Chu Xiao, the seemingly harmless junior minister of the Court of Judicial Review, turns out to be her contact. When she’s asked to pry into secret intelligence, she trembles and says, “I’d rather die than find out. I still want to live.” Shen Yue gives her a cold smile. “You’re in no position to negotiate with me.” Months later, their feelings have grown. Shen Yue’s eyes are like a sea of stars as he tenderly tells her, “No matter how serious things get, I’ll bear the burden from now on. You don’t have to be afraid, Dai Dai.” Yu Dai asks, “What if I’m a spy from an enemy kingdom?” Shen Yue: “...”