Introduction to the work
In her previous life, Shen Qingwu was the most perfect noble girl in the capital.
She obeyed her mother's teachings, abided by clan etiquette, and was a model for the family in every word and deed. After marrying into the Marquis Mansion, she calmed herself down in the morning and dusk, took care of herself, was virtuous and generous, and became a clay statue of Bodhisattva praised by everyone.
Then what?
Her husband thinks she is dull and boring, her children think she is weak and can be bullied, and her mother-in-law thinks she cannot win people's hearts. In the end, a bowl of decoction sent her away from her forty years of miserable life.
When she opened her eyes again, she was fifteen years old again.
Looking at the young and clean face in the bronze mirror, Shen Qingwu smiled.
In this life, she no longer wants to be the "perfect woman" in anyone's mind.
A blind date arranged by my mother? Don't go. A must-have talent for a noble lady? Won't. Those backbreaking rules? Not keeping.
She just wants to be a stepdaughter with no ambitions, bask in the sun, eat melon seeds, and live a comfortable life for a few days with her loyal maid Shuang'er.
As for reputation? How love is spread.
But she never expected that the more she behaved, the more someone would come closer to her.
The man came on horseback, dressed in white as snow, and smiled wildly and wildly: "Would you like to marry me? I will allow you to be free for the rest of your life, and you will not abide by the rules."
Shen Qingwu looked up and saw a pair of eyes filled with starlight.
That was not the prince of the Hou family who respected her like "ice" in her previous life, but the prince's brother-in-law - the most lawless "little ancestor" in the whole capital, Xiao Qiyue.
What she didn't even know was that the person who had harmed her the most in her previous life had quietly changed her mind in this life.
Reader comments
The author's writing style is good, and it feels like I'm reading a good prose. The one star I'm missing is just because I don't like such profound writing. The content makes me feel a little depressed and I want to break free. This is not a feeling I like. But in general, the author's literature is indeed good, but it's just not my favorite type.
The author's writing style is good, and it feels like I'm reading a good prose. The one star I'm missing is just because I don't like such profound writing. The content makes me feel a little depressed and I want to break free. This is not a feeling I like. But in general, the author's literature is indeed good, but it's just not my favorite type.
Very good work, worth a look.