Su Tong has barely recovered from a serious illness when her family sells her. After being passed from one place to another, she ends up at the Ning’an Earl’s residence and settles into a life as a maid, taking each day as it comes. Su Tong slaps a piece of paper down on the table. “If you want to marry me, sign the indenture first!” Jing Wenli furrows his brow. “I’ve given you the entire Ning’an Earl’s residence and all my personal property. Can’t you see how I feel about you?” One is a noble young master whose fame fills the capital; the other is a country girl sold by her family while still recovering from a serious illness. They are like parallel lines that could never meet, yet the wheels of fate turn, changing the course of both their lives…
I finally finished reading it. A lot was cut, especially the ending. The author's literary skill is excellent; it was a very enjoyable read. I recommend it.
It looks good and is worth recommending.
It's just okay. Not as good as another book by the same author. The female protagonist lacks the decisiveness and resourcefulness of a modern person.
Super super good-looking
It's unconventional, has a great plot, and is very enjoyable.
Not bad! Although the female lead is a bit conflicted, thankfully the ending is perfect!