Eldest Sister

The craziest thing Qin Jiuge did in his life was to pick up three little beggars who were as skinny as monkeys from the village entrance when his parents died and the family was destitute. In order to feed these three "oil bottles", she dug herbs and planted fields. Her eyes were red from the heat and she was bent over from exhaustion. Even though she was ridiculed by the villagers as a "loser" and forced to retreat by her best relatives, she never thought of giving up. She pointed to the mountains and said to her brothers: "As long as you are willing to study, this Yunxi Village cannot trap you." Ten years later, when her brothers left home to study, she went to Beijing alone and opened a herbal diet shop incognito, just to live a stable life. Who would have thought that a bowl of medicinal soup would attract the most feared King of Dingbei, Xiao Jue, in the entire capital. That was a living King of Hell who killed people without blinking an eye, but he only looked down upon her and asked with red eyes: "Jiu Niang, where have you been in the past ten years?" What she didn't expect even more was that the three younger brothers she once protected under her wings had already stirred up the situation: The newly crowned scholar refused to marry the princess in the Jinluan Palace, and only wanted to find his eldest sister; The young general reined in his horse at the border and threatened that anyone who touched a hair of his sister would be punished. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.