After three years of marriage, Qin Suyun ran the household frugally, cared for her parents-in-law, and embroidered day and night to support her husband’s studies.
But as soon as he passed the county-level imperial examination, he announced that he would take his childhood sweetheart as a concubine.
Qin Suyun sneered and resolutely divorced him!
Everyone laughed at the divorced woman, believing she had no one to rely on. Yet her peerless embroidery earned her a position as the county magistrate’s daughter’s personal tutor, and her exquisite work astonished the entire city.
She had hoped to live a quiet life, but the blood feud that had haunted her family suddenly came to light.
Step by step, she outmaneuvered her enemies, reclaimed her ancestral estate, opened an embroidery workshop, and sheltered women suffering across the land.
When war erupted on the border, she risked her life to fight alongside the cold-faced General Yan Nanfeng, rescuing the people from disaster.
The emperor bestowed a title upon her, and the celebrated embroiderer was granted a princess’s fief.
Behind her, the newly crowned top scholar pursued her devotedly, the iron-blooded general pressed her to marry him, and a prince from a neighboring kingdom pursued her relentlessly.
And her former husband, who had abandoned his wife and child?
Ha, he wasn’t even fit to carry her shoes.
The plot is not compact, but it is not procrastinating, and is more like our ordinary days. The heroine has no highlights. She is neither reborn nor time traveled, but the sun rises and the sun sets. The heroine is sober and kind. She knows what she wants. She does not quarrel with irrelevant people or waste time with others. She keeps working hard in her own direction. I like this book and the heroine's attitude of living a steady and serious life.
No time travel, no rebirth, the inspirational story of the heroine Heli, the more I read it, the more I like it