Bai Zhi is a eunuch—a fake eunuch, to be precise.

In her previous life, the Empress betrothed her to a fallen princess as a wife. However, when the Crown Prince tried to violate her wife, he met his end instead.

As a result, the ultimate fate of a fake eunuch and a fallen princess was public execution. Their lives were a mix of resentment and absurdity.

Upon opening her eyes again, Bai Zhi finds herself reborn a year earlier, at the very moment when the stunning yet tragic fallen princess has just been tied up and thrown onto her bed.

This time, all Bai Zhi wants is to survive. But as she’s about to leave, her path is blocked.

The fallen princess, with reddened eyes, clutches tightly at her sleeve, asking, “Husband, are you leaving without taking me along?”

Bai Zhi replies, “I’ll be living a hard life, farming in the fields. You’d best find your own way.”

The princess answers, “I’m willing to join you in living a life of farming and weaving.”

Bai Zhi is left speechless: “…But I’m a woman!”

1. The story develops slowly, with no emotional foundation at the start.

2. It contains many imaginative settings, with historical inaccuracies regarding Bai Yue.

3. The writing is simple; this should be considered a pastoral narrative.

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