Shang Yuyun transmigrates into the body of the legitimate daughter of a fallen marquis's household, whose mother has died.
Her scoundrel father makes his mistress his principal wife and banishes her to a secluded courtyard.
From then on, no one remembers that she is the marquis's true legitimate daughter. She's treated worse than even a maid.
When she's so hungry she can't take it anymore and fights beggars for scraps, a young man appears out of nowhere and takes her back to his sect.
From then on, she lives a life worse than death, barely clinging to life.
To keep her under better control, her senior brother even plants a love parasite in her body.
But when the fledgling bird of his childhood finally spreads her wings, all he wants is to shoot them down and drag them both into ruin.
When she runs him through with a single thrust, he smiles and says, "I have no regrets in this life. I only regret that I wasn't ruthless enough."
After ten years in hiding, she returns and, through a twist of fate, becomes the Princess Consort of Qin.
She is the cure Qin Wang needs, the salvation of his body, frozen by ice.
In the name of love, he builds a cage, determined to keep her bound tightly at his side.
He believes she loves him deeply and is unable to break free.
But Shang Yuyun is merely playing along with his plan.
When the story comes to an end, he asks, "Did you ever love me?"
Shang Yuyun replies, "Sincerity for sincerity, false affection for falsehood."
A heroine who plays the fool while hiding her claws.
There is no worst, only worse, and the final ending is unexpected.
Good book. The story is well told
The most miserable time traveler I have ever seen!
Personally, I really like the plot of this novel. Crazy, interesting. Great!
I thought the title of the book was going to be lighthearted and funny, but it turns out it involves a conspiracy. In the end, everyone is evil and everyone dies. I have to be thorough. This is my first time reading this type of novel. It's not bad.
It's a bit messy. I encourage every author. Come on, author.
It's fun to read and makes you laugh. The author's ideas are clear and interesting.
It's a good story that makes you want to read on.