[A lucky, scheming heroine] vs. [A foul-mouthed, unlucky hero who says one thing and does another] [Devoted couple, sweet romance, hilarious antics, and a cathartic palace-intrigue story]
Ji Lingrong is the heir to a lucky carp’s fortune. Anyone who bullies her will be punished, anyone who insults her will get face-slapped, and anyone who harms her will be plagued by bad luck.
She transmigrates into the palace of the aloof Lengchao Kingdom, determined to avenge the original owner. But why is the tyrant getting involved?
Leng Moze: “I’m not getting involved. I have better things to do than meddle in your affairs.”
Ji Lingrong: “...” So did the clues in her hands just fall from the sky?
Leng Moze: “You’re always picking up random things. Attendants, take Lady Ji to wash her hands!”
Ji Lingrong gets it now. She picked up the clues herself; the tyrant definitely didn’t place them on the table with a flushed face.
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