On My Wedding Night, I Walked Into the Wrong Hotel Room

Chu Ke was an orphan who dedicated her entire life to Zongzheng Ting, the Second Prince of T Country, a constitutional monarchy with supreme royal authority. Serving as his shadow hacker under the codename Goshawk, she committed numerous illicit acts to help him secure his position as a Crown Prince candidate. Believing their bond was genuine, she remained blind to his true nature until Song Yiyi, a fellow member of the organization, revealed that Zongzheng Ting had ordered her execution. He viewed her knowledge of his secrets as a threat and her loyalty as expendable. In a secluded forest, Chu Ke was stabbed, had her hands severed, and was ultimately killed by Song Yiyi. With her dying breath, she cursed both betrayers, vowing revenge in her next life.

Chu Ke awoke in the body of Lu Xiao Ning, a college senior working as a hotel attendant in Manchester. The original owner had died from a severe alcohol allergy after accidentally drinking a fifty-year-old vintage wine belonging to a guest in a presidential suite. Lu Xiao Ning quickly adapted to her new identity, vowing to never be a fool again. Her first act of defiance was confronting Fo Shou, a subordinate of Zongzheng Ting, who had come to bribe her into silence regarding the previous night. Discovering that the man she had spent the night with was not Zongzheng Ting, she cleverly extorted five million from Fo Shou, using the money as capital for her future plans. She then returned to her humble home in the slums, reconnecting with her kind mother, Mo Ting Ye, and experiencing the familial warmth she had never known in her past life.

Shortly after, a second envoy arrived, this time from Zong Zheng Ye, the Third Highness. Rumored to be a cruel, reclusive cripple with deviant tendencies, Zong Zheng Ye had been drugged and seduced by a model sent by Zongzheng Ting to ruin his reputation. However, the model had mistaken the room number, leading to Lu Xiao Ning being the one who encountered the prince. Instead of exposing him, Zong Zheng Ye chose to marry her to cover the scandal. Lu Xiao Ning saw this as the perfect opportunity to infiltrate the royal family and get close to her enemies. She agreed to the marriage, demanding the thirty-million dowry be converted to cash, and registered her union with the Third Highness.

Lu Xiao Ning was taken to the imperial retreat, where she was subjected to strict and absurd royal etiquette rules. During her first month, she maintained her cover as a naive commoner while secretly reactivating her hacking networks under a new alias, A Ke. She rebuilt her organization, the Assassin Alliance, preparing for her revenge. When Zong Zheng Ye returned from a month-long trip, he tested her knowledge of the royal rules. To his surprise, she recited them flawlessly, though her behavior remained unconventional and cheeky. Their relationship began as a tense arrangement, with Zong Zheng Ye viewing her as a foolish distraction and Lu Xiao Ning viewing him as a useful ally against her true target.

Meanwhile, Zongzheng Ting and Song Yiyi continued their schemes. The failed seduction of Zong Zheng Ye enraged Zongzheng Ting, who brutally punished the model involved. Unaware that his rival was now married to the woman who inadvertently thwarted his plot, Zongzheng Ting remained focused on eliminating Lu Xiao Ning, whom he still believed to be a disposable tool from his past. Lu Xiao Ning, now the Third Princess-Consort, navigated the treacherous royal politics while secretly gathering intelligence. She resigned from her hotel job after outsmarting her abusive supervisor through hacking, further demonstrating her hidden capabilities. As she settled into her new role, she began to uncover the deeper political intrigues surrounding the throne, realizing that her marriage to Zong Zheng Ye might be more complex than a simple cover-up, and that her path to revenge would require navigating a web of danger far more intricate than she initially anticipated.