Guo Huayu, the daughter of a vice minister, was neither loved by her father nor cherished by her mother. She had hoped her grandmother would find her a good match so she could live out her life in peace and contentment.
Who could have guessed that on the day of her coming-of-age ceremony, a princess would show up and try to foist her own young lover on her?
And then her ambitious father sold her off!
After marrying, she thought she would spend her life treating her husband with mutual respect. She would also offer a couple of extra sticks of incense to Buddha, praying that in her next life she might marry a good man.
But who could have guessed that the princess, her parents, and even her nominal father-in-law would all make her life miserable?
When her stubborn temper flared, she rolled up her sleeves to beat someone up, only to find that someone had appeared beside her, drawing a blade to join in!
In that case, let's do it together!
I came across it by chance and was fascinated by it at first sight. The writing without any delay slowly unfolds love, hate, power and scheming. The most touching thing is that the princess's final consummation did not make her wanton life difficult to settle down.
I really want to see the extra story about Shen and Guo's little monkeys.
I've finished reading it. Let's go and see if the author has any other works.
It starts with appearance, loyalty to ability, respect for husband and love for wife, singing in triumph, good, good, good
I came across it by chance and was fascinated by it at first sight. The writing without any delay slowly unfolds love, hate, power and scheming. The most touching thing is that the princess's final consummation did not make her wanton life difficult to settle down. I really want to see the extra story about Shen and Guo's little monkeys.
I've finished reading it. Let's go and see if the author has any other works.
It starts with appearance, loyalty to ability, respect for husband and love for wife, singing in triumph, good, good, good
It's well written, I'd like to read it.