Cuiyu grew up listening to the clatter of the abacus, and became a dab hand at using one. Then the owner of Yongsheng Trading House died suddenly. To repay her debt of gratitude, she married Zheng Yiming, the Zheng family's young master, in the mourning hall. From the very start of their marriage, she knew this was a debt she could never settle in a lifetime. Blame and turmoil came one after another: the admiration of a bandit chief, the distance of her husband in name only, a journey to the frontier, and bringing a coffin home... When the turmoil finally quieted for a time, Cuiyu realized that once you have seen an eagle soaring beneath the vast heavens, you can never return to life beneath the eaves. What she wanted was a life full of grandeur and adventure.
I was fascinated by it at first, but I felt that there was no emotional line in the middle, which was a bit ink. I fast-forwarded several chapters, but I still didn't give up. At the end, I felt that it was still unfinished. The heroine is a strong-willed woman, wise, forbearing, strong, and righteous. For her own ideals, after ten years of sharpening her sword, she finally got out of the rules and cruelty and moved towards the vast world in her heart. Good book.
The writing is very good, and the experience is touched at the tip of the pen. There is not so much love and love in the world, and how to live is more important. The so-called righteous way in the world is the vicissitudes of life.
I haven't seen such a good-looking book for a long time. The author is so kind. Could you please update it quickly and update more chapters? Business is so bleak. Without your novels, life would be extremely boring. . . Your novel is my daily wine🍻🤦
It's well written, and the heroine is very self-reliant.
In the real world, everyone is struggling. Family, life, work. The author's writing is very close to life and the plot is reasonable.