After a century-long cycle, she finds herself in the Marshal's residence in Beiping, the daughter of a military family who is The Outcast in the North, second only to one and above thousands.
Fortunately, no one dares question her identity. More than a hundred guards protect her day and night, and her maid Hong Xian is exceptionally clever. If not for the turbulent times, she would be a beautiful princess in a fairy tale with no evil queen or wicked witch.
Yuan Changxian, commander of a region and her father, is gentle and elegant. He cherishes her above all else, accepts her completely, and dotes on her in every way.
Li Mu, the Northern Army's greatest general, understands her completely. They work together in perfect harmony, and she feels utterly at ease with him.
At the very heart of power, everyone is scheming to use her. She is Yuan Changxian's weakness, and no one doubts it. He never even tries to hide it. In an unknown era with an unknown history, even if she can bring the dead back to life, how can she face it all with composure? What path should she take?
As a modern university student, how can she survive in an old society crushed beneath the weight of conventional morals and etiquette?
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The writing is good, but the style of writing is a bit mumbling and meaningless. The heroine is not very likable. A person who traveled through time just lost his life. He is afraid that the original owner will come back every day and is pretentious... And the setting of falling in love with his father who lacks love every time is a bit speechless...
This female supporting role is the most... Unbelievable thing I have ever seen. If it weren't for the female supporting role, she would definitely be a good choice for the heroine. She is smart and capable~ It's just that people slaughtered her own brothers here~
I finally understand, that is to say, she lost her memory after being kidnapped, but she has been a Susu for many years and a daughter for many years, but she just forgot~
Why does the old woman hate the male protagonist so much, even if it was her concubine who gave birth to her?
Why is this just a certain little one? Jumping directly to the ending really doesn't work~ Is 2 closely related to this? The comments below are very strange, the first son?
Is she a sequelae? What kind of addiction does it feel like? The heroine was probably not very old before she died. She seemed to be in need of love.
Isn't this her biological daughter? Isn't the male protagonist still a handsome man?
Yes, I also think it is a tragedy and it feels like the heroine herself said in the article that most of it was caused by herself~
In fact, I cried while reading this chapter... I like all the characters very much. My favorite is Amu, who is so doted on Su Su (the commander is not allowed to hit me (laughs)
Throw flowers, throw flowers, throw flowers
The writing is good, but the style of writing is a bit mumbling and meaningless. The heroine is not very likable. A person who traveled through time just lost his life. He is afraid that the original owner will come back every day and is pretentious... And the setting of falling in love with his father who lacks love every time is a bit speechless...
This female supporting role is the most... Unbelievable thing I have ever seen. If it weren't for the female supporting role, she would definitely be a good choice for the heroine. She is smart and capable~ It's just that people slaughtered her own brothers here~
I finally understand, that is to say, she lost her memory after being kidnapped, but she has been a Susu for many years and a daughter for many years, but she just forgot~
Why does the old woman hate the male protagonist so much, even if it was her concubine who gave birth to her?
Why is this just a certain little one? Jumping directly to the ending really doesn't work~ Is 2 closely related to this? The comments below are very strange, the first son?
Is she a sequelae? What kind of addiction does it feel like? The heroine was probably not very old before she died. She seemed to be in need of love.
Isn't this her biological daughter? Isn't the male protagonist still a handsome man?
Yes, I also think it is a tragedy and it feels like the heroine herself said in the article that most of it was caused by herself~
In fact, I cried while reading this chapter... I like all the characters very much. My favorite is Amu, who is so doted on Su Su (the commander is not allowed to hit me (laughs)