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After Transmigrating to Ancient Times, I Was Doted on by the Royal Family
After Transmigrating to Ancient Times, I Was Doted on by the Royal Family Plot:
Su Wan, a modern corporate slave, accidentally transmigrated into the orphaned daughter of the exterminated Hou Mansion—rumor had it she 'killed' her entire family, and even the palace feared her. But when she squatted at the palace gate gnawing on steamed buns with a broken bowl, the emperor suddenly rushed over, hugging her crying: 'My little niece!' The Crown Prince handed her a jade hairpin, the King of Jin stuffed her with golden candied dates, and the Empress Dowager slid her heirloom Hetian jade bracelet onto Su Wan’s wrist. Even the icy Crown Prince secretly hid her 'Modern Workplace Survival Guide' under his pillow, blushing: 'This... is the statecraft I need to learn.' Just as Su Wan thought she’d live a cozy life as the royal favorite, a blood-stained letter revealed the truth—the extermination of the Hou Mansion was related to the person she trusted most...
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