Reborn as a Siamese Concubine's Daughter, I Sail to China as an Envoy

Transmigration + Foreign lands + Coming of age + History + Patriotism

Wen Xu used to be a teacher of Chinese in Thailand. When she opened her eyes, she had become a concubine-born daughter of the Wunna family in Siam.

In this era, it seemed she had only one path: wait for her stepmother to choose a match, get married, and live out her life.

But she was determined to take another path.

No one else in all of Siam could speak Thai, write Chinese characters, and understand the rules of the Celestial Empire's officialdom.

Someone asked her, "What can a young woman do as an interpreter?"

She replied, "An interpreter is a bridge. Bridges have no gender."

The powers in the shadows wanted her to keep quiet, the palace walls demanded she accept her fate, and the court mocked her ambition.

She was determined to claim the role of interpreter, sail to China, and build a bridge between the two countries.

Enter the palace, travel abroad on diplomatic missions, establish schools: she would make the roots of Chinese characters grow along the Mekong River.