Sisters, Don't Come Here

It is widely said in Kyoto that the Liu family has three beauties, three sisters from the same mother. The three of them look very different. The only similarity is that they all have a golden phoenix birthmark on their bodies. But no one knows that among the three sisters, there is a "Yao Mei" who is disguised as a woman. The eldest sister Liu Mei'er has a slim figure, with her sleeves fluttering slightly, and even the weeping poplar trees seem to be three inches shorter. The second sister Liu Mei'er's eyebrows are like spring mountains, and when her smile first blooms, she can teach ice and snow to melt into spring water. Only the youngest daughter, Liu Jiner, was born ordinary and had a soft heart. She would take a detour when seeing ants moving. He was seven feet tall and had been raised as a daughter for more than ten years, but he actually regarded himself as a woman and just thought that this was how he had to live his life. Until Zhenbei Hou came to the door with a car full of betrothal gifts and handed the birth dates of the three sisters to the Liu Mansion. The Hou Mansion behaves very fairly: when buying a new dress for the eldest sister, the second sister will be given high-quality rouge; when giving gold and silver jewelry to the second sister, he will not forget to prepare a hairpin for the "younger sister". Liu Zhong'er looked at the gleaming objects on his desk, and he felt like he was "raising his eyebrows at the same time". That night, he passed by his sisters' boudoir and suddenly heard the eldest sister sneer: "That idiot really believes This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.