The Yu Family's Daughter, Yuanyuan

The head of the Yu family, one of the North's most prominent houses, has three daughters and two sons. The eldest daughter is beautiful as a flower, the second daughter is exceptionally talented, and the eldest son is a born wanderer. The second son is the eldest daughter's twin, but he inherited their grandfather's amorous nature, their grandfather being the former head of the family. Then there's the youngest daughter, who is shrewd about important matters, especially money, but hopelessly muddled about the little things. That's me, the protagonist of this story. Three years ago, my eldest sister married the third young master of the biggest house in the South, the First Villa Under Heaven. They had been engaged since childhood, but for reasons that probably included a clash of personalities, she ran home two years ago. In other words, she was divorced. My second sister ran away to become a nun because the man she loved married my eldest sister, her former brother-in-law. Luckily, we found her in time, but she's still practicing Buddhism with her hair uncut to this day. But Second Sister, go ahead and practice, just please stop sending carrier pigeons every day to say you want a feast! You can't eat meat in a Buddhist sanctuary. Two years ago, my eldest brother was ambushed by the Demon Cult and lost his sight. Fine, he lost his sight, but Big Brother, could you really kidnap a scholar and take him as your wife just because of that? And not just any scholar, but one with two faces. Now almost everyone in the family sees him and runs as if they've seen a ghost. They've all become experts at escaping for their lives. A year ago, for the sake of our Silk Road business, my second brother married a