She transmigrated into the Xia family's third young lady, a foolish, dull girl with a face covered in pustules. Her father didn't care for her, her sisters despised her, her first stepmother wore a sinister smile, her second stepmother was always picking on her, and her fourth stepmother seemed kind and gentle but was wicked to the core. The madams and young ladies were all doing their utmost to kill her.
Xia Mo, however, found her days dull. Having them around to pass the time wasn't so bad. They wanted her dead? That depended on whether Xia Mo felt like dying! Her legitimate elder sister wanted to ruin her face? Then Xia Mo would make her suffer first! They were bullying her birth mother? She'd pull out every last one of their dirty tricks!
Just as life was going splendidly, four princes showed up at once to propose. What was she supposed to do? Which one should she marry? Could she just refuse them all? While Xia Mo was agonizing over it, the prince beside her, who was clinging to his wet nurse like a fool, grinned at her and said, “The wind is high, the moon is dark; too busy killing to cause a lark. With jade-white hands that show no grace, corpses lie strewn by the water's face.” Xia Mo felt a chill run down her back.
After he had achieved fame and success, he became the supreme king while she was merely a consort. On her birthday during the Qixi Festival, she gave birth to a child, only to receive a merciless imperial decree: “You and the child. Only one may stay...”
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The heroine and female supporting characters have all transmigrated. The story is a slow burn, beginning with household intrigue before moving on to palace intrigue. There is joy and angst, tears and laughter. A Fu Sheng production, with quality and a reliable story guaranteed!
