Reborn in Britain: An Lingrong's Dazzling Life

In her past life, she was an abandoned concubine in the imperial palace. In this one, she is an orphan with the poorest estate in Victorian England. Everyone laughs at her for staying on Hawthorn Hill, where grass grows between the stones, and expects her to make a desperate marriage. Instead, she quietly opens the Eastern texts her father left behind, turning court perfumery, embroidery, and medicine into the means to establish herself. She allies with an impoverished idealistic baron, wielding salons as her sword and culture as her armor, and fights her way from London’s salons to the halls of Parliament. By the time those who once mocked her are clamoring for her fragrances and aesthetic, she has built a cultural empire of her own in the heart of Britain, standing shoulder to shoulder with the man she loves.