No girls were born in this generation of the Fujiwara family, so they adopted Fujiwara Yukihiro, a girl from the distant eastern continent. She has been very fond of the culture of the Eastern countries since she was a child, and often sent servants to go there by boat to buy things. Fujiwara Yukihiro is the most beautiful girl in the Fujiwara family. She is cold and aloof, but also extremely gentle to her family. Until one day, she She was forced to marry the sick young master of the Ubuyashiki family. It was rumored that he would not live past the age of 22 (private design, don't comment if you don't like it). Fujiwara Yukihi married her when she was 15 years old. Because of rumors that her husband was sick, she gave birth to a pair of twin brothers at the age of 18. Her feelings for her husband also changed from the beginning of the marriage to the later love. Her husband was always looking for a doctor and taking medicine. , Until one day a doctor said that her husband's disease could be cured, and he could be cured. One day, Fujiwara Yukihi came home and saw that all the people in the Uyashiki residence had been slaughtered, but her husband was nowhere to be found. When Fujiwara Yukihi left, he only took one child with him, and the other child was still at Uyashiki's house. Who knew that this would happen when she came back... Regretful, her body changed, and she would become what she was when she was a child for a period of time, and then slowly grow up... During this period, the last child was also killed by the ghost Tsukihiko... Fujiwara Yukihi had a love-hate relationship with him... Finally, in the Taisho era, she met the Kanroji couple who insisted on adopting her, so she had many younger brothers and sisters...
Philosophy: The heroine Lu Feixue wandered across the sea with the pain of her family's destruction. After surviving on an isolated island and being exiled in a foreign country, she was adopted by the Fujiwara family and married into the Ubuyashiki clan. After having love and flesh and blood, she suffered family massacres, separation of parents and children, and the tragic death of her youngest son. She fell into a cycle of childhood, experienced life and death, and the entanglement of love and hate, and was finally accepted by the Kanroji family and found a home. It is intended to write about the tenacity and tenderness of human nature in the midst of suffering, to interpret the weight of love and loss in a life of misfortunes. Even if a life is wrapped up in regrets, one still retains the goodness in his heart, to find a place of warmth in a devastated life, and to explore redemption, fate, and the reconciliation of obsessions.