"I stroke the long sword, its jade hilt; its tinkling ornaments ring like fine jade."
As a youth, Sun Luo served as a companion to the princess in Luoyang. She heard her own courtesy name in a sacrificial song: Yingluo, or Linlang, names for beautiful and precious jade. But she did not believe in gods or sacrificial rites, nor would she be a caged bird or a clinging vine.
A long sword is no sacred ritual implement. She would wield this broken blade herself.
-
Sun Luo, the eldest daughter of the Sun family in Jiangdong, is cool and aloof, with a red mole between her brows. She is like a red plum blossoming in the snow.
Though a woman, her skill at leading troops is in no way inferior to General Sun's. She and the princess call each other sisters, while her officers privately debate who is worthy of becoming the Sun family's son-in-law.
In the end, they conclude that no one deserves to marry their young lady.
Who could have expected that before long, news of the young lady's betrothal to the powerful Hong family would spread like wildfire, astonishing the whole city.
So even a heroine like the young lady can't escape an arranged marriage?
-
It's only a political marriage. If it can become an asset to her, why not?
All Sun Luo has ever wanted is for her family to live together in harmony.
Nothing more.
*
[Reading Guide]
1. Major warning: There is only a Schrodinger's male lead in this story. Whoever Sun Luo likes and flirts with is the male lead, and the second male leads will compete fiercely to become the male lead.
2. The Records of the Three Kingdoms state: "Sun Quan's sister was married to Hong Zi of Qu'a..."
This shows that Sun Quan had an older sister who married Hong Zi. Sun Luo's character is based on this Miss Sun.
3. The timeline has been adjusted and includes author-created details to help the plot progress.
For example, "something that happened 17 years ago" has been changed to "something that happened 15 years ago."
4. Contains author-created details. Writing this for love, and comments keep me going!
Theme: Make Linlang a long sword, and wield it to achieve what you desire.
[The X-Family] A Hypothesis of Love
[The Ultimate Three Kingdoms] Sparrow Treading on a Branch
[Super Sentai] Born Villain
I Have a 100% Success Rate at Saving People on Tokusatsu Sets
[Twilight] The Song of Winter Honeysuckle
[Harry Potter] A Guide to Winning at Quidditch
[Tokusatsu / Kyuranger Arc] One Thousand and One
It's so good. It's the first time I've seen this kind of plot. It's wonderful. I hope I can see their ending 🤗
So she is really Sun Jian's daughter 🐶
Sister, my lifelong sister~(￣▽￣~)~
Does Linlang have any memories of her parents when she was a child?
Heck, I remember I replayed the game recently, and there seemed to be a word card before and after Huang's mother appeared that said that the schooling system of Silver Time and Space is different. It seems that the elementary school is six years, the junior high school and the high school are also five or six years. Then if you calculate it this way, there should be no problem with Axiang's age.
Break it down. They have vested interests in what Ye Sixian did.
Is the heroine the real Sun Jian's daughter?