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Snow Falls, Spring Comes Early
Snow Falls, Spring Comes Early Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a modern office worker, accidentally travels through time to become an unloved concubine's daughter in a marquis's mansion while staying up late binge-watching dramas. She even binds with a sarcastic "Spring Court Revival System"—tasked with helping the original owner rise to power in the mansion and unlock immortal cultivation skills?! But on her first day, her legitimate sister steals her coming-of-age ceremony dress, and her grandmother calls her "unpresentable." At the critical moment, she's rescued by Gu Zhao, the Prince of Jing, who's rumored to "克妻断情" (克制妻子，断绝感情, here translated as "be cursed to lose wives and have no feelings"). To make things more absurd, the system orders her to "charm Gu Zhao"?! While bickering with the system and building her career, she also deals with the prince's "anti-cliche doting." Looking at the snow falling in the yard, Lin Xiaoman suddenly realizes—maybe the "late spring" of this spring court is coming early?
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