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Starting as a Fake Eunuch
Starting as a Fake Eunuch Plot:
Modern youth Lu Yuan accidentally time-travels to an ancient imperial palace and is mistaken for a eunuch. To survive, he must pretend to be a real eunuch while getting entangled in harem intrigues. Using his modern knowledge and quick wit, he navigates between concubines and power ministers, hiding his identity while protecting the princess he admires. As the truth slowly emerges, how will he dance on the edge of a knife?
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