As a top instructor in the 21st century, Qiao Qingmeng was naturally lazy and carefree. Who could have guessed that she would transmigrate and become the neglected principal consort of the Prince Yong’s household?
After enduring all kinds of oppression, she decided to rise up. Then, out of nowhere, an unreliable father and three brothers who doted on her to no end appeared, secretly supporting her divorce.
Unreliable father: “Whatever my daughter wants, even the Jade Emperor himself would have to nod and say yes.”
Stone-faced eldest brother: “How could those vulgar women out there compare to our Meng’er?”
Gentle second brother: “I’m a man with a script. Fourth Sister, hurry over and cling to your big brother.”
Irreverent playboy little brother: “A brother who doesn’t listen to his little sister isn’t a good brother.”
She thought this whole family of oddballs was already giving her enough of a headache, but then a handsome fox of a young man appeared out of nowhere, eyeing her hungrily and coaxing her with a smile all day long: “Young lady, between me and your ex-husband, who’s more handsome?”
The three brothers turned and shouted in unison: “Get lost!”
The final ending of Qiao Laosan brought me a handful of tears of regret. Qiao Qingfeng: Qiao Laosan is like a male protagonist, and there is no lower limit for doting on his sister. It's a very interesting story. I read it without any sleep or rest. If the family is free from worries, the country will be safe.
It's over after I read this, and I'm still a little bit unfinished. The third brother's death is heartbreaking. I've read so many novels, but this is the only one that made me cry.
Praise, praise, praise the author for your hard work.