The Concubine's Daughter Turns Her Life Around in the 1970s

Lin Yufei was the illegitimate daughter of the prime minister’s household in the Dali Dynasty. It was said that her mother had once been the prime minister’s true love, but she was taken young, becoming the cinnabar mark in his heart. Lin Yufei, the supposed culprit who had cost her mother her life, became the thorn in his side.

For fifteen years, she was nothing but a punching bag for her stepmother and legitimate elder sister. Just when she thought she could escape the prime minister’s household and live a quiet life of her own after coming of age, she received a thunderbolt of news: she was to accompany her dear elder sister into Prince Chen’s household as a concubine.

After fifteen years of silent endurance, Lin Yufei finally snapped.

If you won’t let me live, then we can all go to hell together.

While everyone was off guard, Lin Yufei secretly slipped some hard-won poison into the tea her family was drinking. She had heard it was colorless and odorless.

Indeed, the tea barely tasted any different as it went down, with only the faintest trace of bitterness, easily ignored.

But the pain in her internal organs made her regret being so merciless to herself, too.

When Lin Yufei regained consciousness, she had become a five-year-old girl in a remote village in Huaxia. She was delighted.

With loving parents and siblings by her side, every day made her so happy she could have flown. Even coarse food and plain fare tasted wonderful to her.

But the good times did not last. After she graduated from high school and returned to the village, her parents began looking for a husband for her.

To stay by her parents and siblings for as long as possible, Lin Yufei chose the younger son of the neighboring village’s brigade leader to be her lifelong partner.

And so, she began experiencing a whole new kind of life as a married woman.