When Lin Ruohan awoke, she was lying in a pool of blood, beside her dead mother and her wailing baby brother.
The murder scene had been staged?? She remembered nothing about her identity.
Who she was would have to be investigated.
She had been a famous chivalrous woman from a prominent Song dynasty family, reborn in modern times. She never expected to transmigrate again, this time into the body of a seven-year-old girl in the Qing dynasty.
Seven-year-old Lin Ruohan could only set aside her thoughts of revenge and raise her little brother first.
But whoever wants us dead, I will make them pay for their crimes in blood!
A history of discreet perseverance across three lives, as the transmigrated chivalrous heroine Lin Ruohan lives quietly, takes her revenge quietly, and proceeds with caution at every step.
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I always feel that the last sentence [After arriving in Zhangjiakou, a few days later, the little girl's wish finally came true, and the good-looking elder brother was finally promoted to brother-in-law. It looks like there is no end...
Why can't I see it after I bought it?
Why is it that the author may have deleted the file? The author of the post has something to say.
I remember that Yaerjiang'a was dismissed from the position of clan official in the second year of Yongzheng's reign. Since Yang Dan and Ruohan here have such a close relationship with Si Age, I wonder if this position of clan clan commander will still be removed.
As long as Honghui doesn't die, there will be nothing wrong with Hongli, and that scumbag can get away as far as he wants.
This plot is so cool, Sahua
Throw flowers! Throw flowers! Throw flowers!
I feel that the heroine is like a common little girl in Xiaoyan. She doesn't have the same feeling at the beginning, and she doesn't have the mind of an elderly person.
Is it almost over? Although it is a bit regretful, at least it's okay if Ruohan can be happy. No woman in the feudal period lived a happy life. There was always one bad thing or another. Yue Chongyan may not have cherished Ruohan when he was Wang Chongyang, but what happened at that time was determined by their two characters. Among the two, Ruohan was proud but stubborn, and only identified one person, and that was Wang Chongyang; Wang Chongyang was a young man who was famous but had great ambitions. At that time, he only wanted to be the "Huo Qubing" who drove away the Tartars. In his eyes, Ruohan might be important, but compared with his ambitions, he would rather return the corpse with blood on the battlefield; this is just like the modern Anti-Japanese War. Love is indeed important, but in front of a righteous country, a woman is so insignificant. Maybe it's not that she doesn't love, but some things are more important than anything else. Therefore, when he learned that Ruohan had passed away, Wang Chongyang stayed in a cottage for three years in front of her grave. Although it was to decipher the Jade Girl's Heart Sutra, Wang Chongyang must have felt somewhat sad, otherwise he would not have stayed for the full three years, as if he was keeping a filial piety for Ruohan. Throughout his life, Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying were never destined to meet. The reason why Ruohan was able to successfully hold hands with Wang Chongyang in this life was nothing more than maturity, because she knew that if you love someone, you must learn to let go. She knew that she had to give the other person space, and she knew how to live without Wang Chongyang, so Wang Chongyang was unwilling to let go.
I always feel that the last sentence [After arriving in Zhangjiakou, a few days later, the little girl's wish finally came true, and the good-looking elder brother was finally promoted to brother-in-law. It looks like there is no end...
Why can't I see it after I bought it?
Why is it that the author may have deleted the file? The author of the post has something to say.
I remember that Yaerjiang'a was dismissed from the position of clan official in the second year of Yongzheng's reign. Since Yang Dan and Ruohan here have such a close relationship with Si Age, I wonder if this position of clan clan commander will still be removed.
As long as Honghui doesn't die, there will be nothing wrong with Hongli, and that scumbag can get away as far as he wants.
This plot is so cool, Sahua
Throw flowers! Throw flowers! Throw flowers!
I feel that the heroine is like a common little girl in Xiaoyan. She doesn't have the same feeling at the beginning, and she doesn't have the mind of an elderly person.
Is it almost over? Although it is a bit regretful, at least it's okay if Ruohan can be happy. No woman in the feudal period lived a happy life. There was always one bad thing or another. Yue Chongyan may not have cherished Ruohan when he was Wang Chongyang, but what happened at that time was determined by their two characters. Among the two, Ruohan was proud but stubborn, and only identified one person, and that was Wang Chongyang; Wang Chongyang was a young man who was famous but had great ambitions. At that time, he only wanted to be the "Huo Qubing" who drove away the Tartars. In his eyes, Ruohan might be important, but compared with his ambitions, he would rather return the corpse with blood on the battlefield; this is just like the modern Anti-Japanese War. Love is indeed important, but in front of a righteous country, a woman is so insignificant. Maybe it's not that she doesn't love, but some things are more important than anything else. Therefore, when he learned that Ruohan had passed away, Wang Chongyang stayed in a cottage for three years in front of her grave. Although it was to decipher the Jade Girl's Heart Sutra, Wang Chongyang must have felt somewhat sad, otherwise he would not have stayed for the full three years, as if he was keeping a filial piety for Ruohan. Throughout his life, Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying were never destined to meet. The reason why Ruohan was able to successfully hold hands with Wang Chongyang in this life was nothing more than maturity, because she knew that if you love someone, you must learn to let go. She knew that she had to give the other person space, and she knew how to live without Wang Chongyang, so Wang Chongyang was unwilling to let go.
Not bad, come and give me flowers