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Transmigrated to Ancient Times as an Emperor: Who's Badmouthing Me Behind My Back?
Transmigrated to Ancient Times as an Emperor: Who's Badmouthing Me Behind My Back? Plot:
Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman stayed up late binge-watching a palace drama, complaining that "Emperor Chu Yan is such a wooden block!" Only to wake up transmigrated into Chu Yan himself! To her shock, she gained a "mind-reading ability"—she could hear everyone’s true thoughts behind their polite masks! The gentle Empress secretly called her a "boring emperor," the stern Prime Minister muttered that "His Majesty’s memorials are messier than my grandson’s doodles," and even the little eunuch snickered internally, "The emperor stole all the osmanthus cakes again!" While struggling to maintain imperial dignity, Lin Xiaoman sneaked around to "catch" those badmouthing her. Until one day, she heard the cold, aloof Northern Prince Xiao Jingheng thinking: "Your Majesty’s eyes... they look like the little girl I saved years ago." It turns out this "cold-blooded villain" prince, hated by drama fans, holds the key to her transmigration! As Lin Xiaoman navigates the palace’s hidden gossip and uncovers the truth, Xiao Jingheng’s inner thoughts shift from "annoyed by the emperor’s clumsiness" to "wanting to keep the emperor all to himself." How did this "emperor’s catch-the-badmouther game" turn into a sweet, secret romance?
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