Su Fengrao was a special forces soldier from another world. She died saving someone and woke up in the body of a down-and-out legitimate daughter of the Chancellor’s family.
Exiled from the start?
Begging her beloved for help, only to be humiliated?
What a joke!
Who’s afraid of whom?
Su Fengrao empties the Chancellor’s residence, brings along her spiritual spring space and her whole family, and sets off into exile.
Going hungry?
Not a chance!
Her space has everything she could ever need!
In mortal danger?
You’ve got to be kidding!
She can take on a hundred people by herself!
But what’s with the frail young man she picked up along the way? He actually claims he’ll make her Empress.
After years on the run, Su Fengrao returns to the capital. The once-arrogant Crown Prince has become a prisoner, consumed by regret.
If he’d known Su Fengrao would turn out like this, he would never have dared plot against her.
“Raorao, can’t you forgive me? I was wrong,” he pleads.
The once-frail young man wraps an arm around Su Fengrao’s shoulders. “How dare you covet the woman I treasure most?”
The writing is good, but several paragraphs of the novel are repetitive and the ending is a bit too fast.
Worth a look, five-star praise
Beautiful and worth a look. Give you five-star praise.