A Qing-Era Tale of Lady Uya

A cultivator is reborn as the unlucky Lady Uya and marries into Yinzhen’s household. As for succession struggles and household infighting, Qing Lan is happy to watch from the sidelines. The heroine isn’t selfish or saintly, and she doesn’t compete for attention. If you want a love story so passionate it shakes the heavens, this isn’t it. This one is a slow, steady romance that grows over time. A friendly note: 1. Qing-dynasty transmigration stories have been done to death, so if Hua happens to step on any landmines unintentionally, please be kind. 2. Although there is cultivation, the heroine transmigrates into the body from the start and has to train from scratch. The story spans only a little over twenty years, so she won’t develop the ability to fly through the sky, burrow underground, move mountains, or overturn seas. She does have a golden finger, but it won’t be overpowered. 3. Hua is a delicate flower who hates reading angsty stories, so I absolutely won’t put my own girl through angst. 4. There are some Dream of the Red Chamber elements, but they aren’t the main plot. 5. Anyone who has read Hua’s stories knows her track record for finishing them is excellent. Every evening at seven, see you there! This story will become a paid serial on May 9 (Wednesday). Thank you for your care and support over all this time. After it goes paid, I promise consistent quality and updates, and I absolutely won’t abandon it~ Thank you~ Hua’s older stories: Hua’s older stories: A Different Nala, The Ashen Immortal Maiden, Punishing the Awful, Joy and Good Fortune! Theme: