My Time-Travel Romance

• Romance
• Sweetness

• Ep. 1
  In a forensic lab, Dr. Chu works tirelessly for over 20 hours to analyze a highly decomposed corpse. Her colleague expresses concern for her well-being, but she insists she's fine. Suddenly, the scene shifts, and Dr. Chu finds herself in ancient times, accused of pushing someone named Qingyue and causing her to miscarry. A prince intervenes, threatening to punish Dr. Chu unless she explains herself. As the conversation unfolds, it becomes clear that Dr. Chu has traveled through time and is now in a royal setting, where she is expected to marry the prince as part of a deal between their families. Disbelieving her circumstances, Dr. Chu wonders if she has truly traveled through time.
• Ep. 2
  The female lead, a forensic expert from the modern era, finds herself transported back in time and married to a prince. She uses her medical knowledge to navigate this new world. In a tense conversation, she tells the prince that if he continues to mistreat her, she will not hesitate to leave him. The prince warns her that if she dares to disturb his sister, he will kill her. The female lead remains defiant, suggesting they divorce. However, the prince refuses, stating that his household is not a place where one can come and go as they please. The conversation turns sarcastic, with the female lead making remarks about eating pastry, and the prince eventually agrees to let her have some. Despite their tumultuous relationship, they seem to be developing a complex dynamic.
• Ep. 3
  The prince's wife, a forensic expert from the modern era, finds herself in a heated argument with her husband. She accuses him of being a pervert and demands that he let her go. The prince, however, seems to be enjoying the situation and teases her, saying she's finally showing interest in him. Just as things escalate, a servant interrupts, informing the prince that one of his concubines, Clear Moon, is experiencing severe abdominal pain. The prince leaves to attend to her, warning his wife that he'll deal with her later. The wife is left frustrated and angry, feeling belittled and disrespected by her husband's actions.
• Ep. 4
  The scene unfolds with a dramatic confrontation between two sisters. One sister accuses the other of trying to steal the king's affections and harming her unborn child. The accused sister, a forensic expert from modern times, retaliates by threatening to use her medical knowledge to harm her opponent. The situation escalates, with the forensic expert warning that she can kill with ease, citing her expertise in anatomy. Just as things seem to be getting out of hand, the king intervenes, saving one of the sisters from harm. The episode ends with a sense of tension and foreboding, hinting at more drama to come.
• Ep. 5
  The prince's wife, Chu Qing, is accused of murdering the king's son. The king demands to know why she harmed his child, and Chu Qing denies any wrongdoing. The king's sister intervenes, revealing a deep-seated hatred for Chu Qing's child. A forensic expert, possibly Chu Qing herself, offers to examine the dead child's body to prove that it was not born to Chu Qing. The king threatens to bury the accuser with his dead child if they dare to falsely accuse Chu Qing. The scene ends with a tense confrontation between the characters, with the king's sister seething with anger and hatred towards Chu Qing's child.

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