People Say I’m in Love with Chang'an

The officials of Great Wei all thought that Duke Su Jin had become a complete oddball after recovering from a serious illness.

When he accompanied the emperor to the training grounds to drill the troops, all the men of Great Wei went shirtless to spar. He alone stayed fully dressed, preferring to faint from heatstroke rather than take off even one more layer.

When others invited him to enjoy himself at a brothel, he spent the whole night playing cards with them instead, and left with his purse bulging.

Most outrageous of all, at the very age when a man should be full of vigor and passion, Su Jin showed no interest in women at all. Instead, he paid close attention to Great Wei’s handsome men. Soon, every eligible young man in the capital was on edge, afraid the young duke would snatch him away to his estate as a “live-in son-in-law.”

But Duke Su Jin had his own troubles.

Her lifelong dream of being a man had finally come true. Yet after the initial euphoria, she discovered, to her dismay, that her body was that of a man in name only: she had no equipment!

Oh heavens, how was she supposed to live like this?