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The Fallen Cicada Lands in the Ninth Prince's Arms
The Fallen Cicada Lands in the Ninth Prince's Arms Plot:
When modern office worker Su Luochang stayed up late chasing a short drama, she accidentally traveled to the cultivation world as the useless illegitimate daughter of the Su family and was bound to a坑爹 "Charm the Ninth Prince" system—failure means being erased from existence! But the Ninth Prince Rong Jing is the famous "Ice Hell King," who kills without blinking and wouldn’t even touch an ant. To complete the mission, Su Luochang is forced to "touch porcelain" in various ways: climbing a tree to fall into his arms, faking a faint to crash into his tent, even using a "Clingy Talisman" from the system to stick herself to him... But the more she interacts with him, the more she finds the ice-cold prince hides tenderness—he’ll secretly block hidden arrows for her, hand her osmanthus cake when she’s hungry, and even say coldly, "Who dares to touch my person?" when she’s bullied. When her hidden spiritual root awakens and the truth behind the system mission emerges, she realizes that from the first day she traveled, he’d already been waiting for her.
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