[Transmigration + family intrigue + sweet romance + bickering couple + no golden finger + a little political scheming. “Delicate” legitimate daughter vs. “disabled” prince]
When Jiang Mu came to ask for her hand in marriage, her father panicked. “My daughter is already promised to someone! What are we going to do?”
She was the unluckiest transmigrator ever. At twenty-two, she had transmigrated into the body of the ten-year-old eldest legitimate daughter of the Wen family, and had spent a full eight years living in ancient times. Then she lost her mother and grandparents. Her father didn’t care for her, and her stepmother didn’t love her.
Worse, they arranged a marriage for her: she was to wed a man in his forties.
To escape this family and avoid marrying an old man,
she thought, If I have to marry someone, why not find a man with power and influence?
After much deliberation, she set her sights on the heir of the Northern City Prince’s residence.
Later,
she stumbled upon the Wen family’s secret and couldn’t believe they would dare to go that far.
She gritted her teeth and looked up to the heavens with a sigh. “I want every member of the Wen family dead.”
An ancient novel with delicate emotional characters, a rare masterpiece!
A very good novel, definitely worth looking forward to!
Not bad, not bad, it has a bit of flavor, it's a very touching work
It's a very good ancient romance novel. The author's writing style is fresh and not clichéd. The story has ups and downs without being procrastinating. The plot is thorough and connotative. It's worth reading.
A good time-travel novel! Worth reading!