Group transmigration, male-to-female transformation, no gender-bending romance, pure love with no heartbreak
Jiang Bai wakes up as the empire's eldest princess, with golden hair, blue eyes, and impeccable poise, if you overlook her instinct to complain furiously in her head.
Luo Ming opens her eyes in a slave cage, now a black-haired girl named Ivy, and decides to play the part of a quiet, dependable maid.
Su Lige finds herself trapped in the body of her younger sister, Salome. She appears timid and dependent, but in her mind she's working out a plan for applying Marxism in another world.
Each of the three thinks she's the only one who transmigrated, and does her best to play her new role:
The princess buys two sisters to serve as maids. The elder handles the tea and other chores, while the younger does the cleaning. She doesn't recognize them at all as her college roommates.
Until one day, the princess taps on the table in exactly the same rhythm as their dorm room's secret knock...
"Which tastes better, fried rice or fried noodles?"
"Obviously, it depends on what the leftovers are!"
Once their identities are exposed, everything changes:
"Your Highness, here are the quarterly financial reports..."
"Wait, give me back my game console first!"
"Sister, hug me."
"...You can actually carry a sack of wheat with one hand, can't you?"
The transmigration is serious, but everyday life is falling apart.
But whether we're princesses, maids, or younger sisters...
"We'll always be roommates."
Probably.
