Shu Wan, the most outstanding daughter of a high-status family from a feudal dynasty, travels a thousand years into the future, becoming the new lady of the Fu family in the capital.
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Her husband in name has gone overseas to explore markets, leaving behind a rebellious son whose name resounds throughout the capital.
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Upon first meeting, the rebellious son speeds past on a motorcycle with his silver-white hair flying, "Isn't that my stepmother who's 6 years older than me? Skinny arms and legs, but with grand ambitions."
Before he finishes, Shu Wan leaps up and plucks him off the motorcycle with one hand, "Watch your mouth."
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Fu Yang is consistently at the bottom of his grade, especially with his Chinese language scores never passing 50.
Shocked by his atrociously written exam papers, Shu Wan asks, "Are you even Chinese?"

Fu Yang is defiant, "Aren't you a dimwitted academic failure yourself, what right do you have to criticize me?"

Yet the next second, as Shu Wan smoothly writes down 'Ancient Prose Paragon' with a brush, it's Fu Yang's turn to be astonished.

Isn't she a walking dictionary?
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Fu Siyu returns from his overseas expansion earlier than expected, thinking he would come home to chaos.

However, upon entering the door, he sees the usually defiant Fu Yang sitting obediently practicing his calligraphy with a perfect score exam paper beside him.

And his reputedly timid wife, in a sleek black high-slit dress, confidently struts to the music, drawing the attention of everyone.

But none of that is the focal point. The focus is on Fu Siyu's gaze, sharp as a knife, directed toward the dance partner's hand resting on Shu Wan's lower back, "Let go."

Note: The son is not the biological child of the male lead.

Shu Wan turned her head slightly, looking somewhat astonished. "Why do you ask that?"


"Curious." Fu Siyu did not turn his head, his gaze fixed on the fire in front of him. "He must have liked you a lot, right?"


Shu Wan's interactions with the Crown Prince were limited to a palace banquet when she was six years old.


For children from the top power families like hers, there really wasn't much time or energy for romance.


Especially in the past, the Crown Prince's position was not very secure. He was busy consolidating his status and didn't have much time for Shu Wan, his fiancée from a chance meeting.


Once it was time, Shu Wan would marry into the Eastern Palace, and the union of the Prime Minister's Mansion and the Eastern Palace would complete their tasks.


The Prime Minister's Mansion deliberately kept the Crown Prince from seeing Shu Wan. Shu Wan, often away, also had little contact with the Crown Prince.


Chapter 267 - Chapter 155 Embarrassment