In her previous life, Fu An was a ragdoll cat. With her stunning looks, she ate, drank, and lazed around until she turned eighteen, then passed away peacefully of old age.
When she arrived at the King of Hell's palace, he thought her life had been too easy and that she needed to suffer a little. With a flourish of his brush, he sent her to be reborn as a human.
Fu An became a person, also known as Su Xinglin, the Grand Tutor's daughter. She got everything she wanted, and if she wanted the stars, her parents would do their best to give them to her. That was how she lived until she was sixteen.
When an imperial edict arrived, her mother sent her into the palace with tears in her eyes. Fu An didn't mind. She just wanted to live a peaceful life.
If anyone stood in her way or tried to frame her, she'd meet every move with a countermove. A cat's greatest strengths are patience and cleverness. What did she have to fear?
She was innocent, not stupid. What was there to worry about?
Her beauty was just one of her many unremarkable virtues.
The little imperial palace: I'll take it all!
I have finished reading the latest chapter. I like the step-by-step approach. The heroine seems to be growing up. From resisting intrigue to strategizing at the beginning, it is quite real.