Social Anxiety in Ancient Times

Story 1:

Li Mu, a modern-day socially anxious person and a nationally protected “waste,” transmigrates into an ancient romance novel. Within three seconds, she decides to shut herself off, pretending to be crazy and foolish, living day by day.

As she muddles through, the novel’s plot starts to become strange. The villain turns into a little sunshine, the female lead starts a political struggle, and the male lead’s dream shifts from seizing the throne to exploring overseas…

Li Mu: “…I really didn’t do anything.”

Story 2:

Everyone knows that the fifth daughter of the Li family is a fool. Out of kindness, the Li family neither confines her to the courtyard nor sends her to a village to fend for herself. Later, an imperial decree made the fifth daughter of the Li family the Regent’s consort, and no one dared to openly discuss her anymore. They only privately joke that a madman paired with a fool is a perfect match.

Later, the Regent’s actions become less shocking and appalling, and people start to hope that the Regent’s consort lives a long life, as long as she doesn’t die before the Regent.

Li Mu: “I always feel like I’ve been turned into a chain for a mad dog.”

Regent: “Then, Consort must keep me tightly chained so I don’t go out and bite people.”