Shen Yanbing's life is unremarkable—she goes through the motions of school, work, and relationships. The boldest thing she ever did was come out for love, only for her lover to become her ex-girlfriend. Yet on the day of the breakup, Shen Yanbing finds an ancient princess in her own bathtub—dressed in a red wedding gown and phoenix coronet. What to do when encountering a supernatural event? As a law-abiding citizen, Shen Yanbing naturally thinks: call the police and hand her over to the state! Late night, heavy rain, tedious paperwork. And the princess's beautiful, bewildered, almond-shaped eyes. Shen Yanbing: ... Forget it, I'll deal with it later. From then on, Shen Yanbing begins a modern-day princess upbringing. The princess is dignified and polite; Shen Yanbing takes her to karaoke to let loose. The princess wants to learn cooking; Shen Yanbing orders takeout. The princess wants to see the great rivers and mountains; Shen Yanbing has her curl up on the sofa to watch TV. Shen Yanbing: I'm doing this for your own good. The Princess: ... I believe you. Then one day, Shen Yanbing suddenly discovers the princess is no ordinary delicate little princess. The white-cut-black princess's almond eyes mist over: Are you abandoning me? Shen Yanbing: ... Stop pretending. A warm, ancient-to-modern sweet story, relaxed and slow-burn, daily life oriented. New writer, welcome criticism and corrections, thanks to those who read carefully. Entering VIP on May 7th, thanks for supporting the original! -----------------