“The third son of the Prime Minister’s Wen family is renowned for his strikingly handsome looks and immense knowledge, but no noblewoman in the capital dares to marry him, as rumors say he won’t live past his coming of age.

Meanwhile, the fifth legitimate daughter of the General’s household was prophesied by a valley hermit to die young. Less than half a month after her birth, she was sent to Tian Men Mountain, where she was to remain until the age of sixteen to break the curse of early death.

Mu Rong Shu wakes up in a carriage, completely stunned to find that she has transmigrated into the body of the fifth daughter of the General’s household the very girl raised in isolation because of her ill-fated destiny.

Determined to live as a happy freeloader, enjoying food and idling her days away, she plans to quietly wait out her life until she encounters Wen Jing, the infamous third son of the Prime Minister’s family.

When the bell at Wen Jing’s waist suddenly rings of its own accord, the entire Wen family is thrown into an uproar, and the capital is left in shock.

Mu Rong Shu had thought this was just an ordinary transmigration, but later…”

The story hints at further twists, leaving readers intrigued about what lies ahead for Mu Rong Shu.