The legitimate daughter of the prefect's family. Her mother died young, and her stepmother runs the household. People say a child without a mother is like a blade of grass, but Shu Rong has a great tree protecting her. Her maternal uncle is the governor-general of Zhili, greatly favored by the Kangxi Emperor. Her mother came from the prestigious Heseri clan of the Qing, and the current crown prince is her cousin. Even her father only got his post as prefect thanks to her mother's family. And yet some fools still dare to provoke her. They must be tired of living!
This story has two main plotlines: Lian Zheng's upright career in government, and Shu Rong's life in the inner household. I haven't gone out of my way to verify historical details; everything is made up and fitted in wherever it suits the story. For instance, the historical governor-general of Zhili may not be the person depicted here, there was no one named Lian Zheng serving as prefect of Baoqing Prefecture, and droughts or snowstorms may not actually have happened in the places and years mentioned. Nan Yi writes whatever comes to mind, so readers, feel free to take it as you like. Please don't hold me too closely to historical accuracy. I hope you enjoy the story!
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Sorry, the timing of your update is too unreliable. In order to catch up, I have to read the previous chapter first.
Is Chengxiu the male protagonist? The prince's family is very complicated?
The prince is great, is he the male protagonist?
It made me laugh so hard that she even asked her to go out to fight with crickets. The second aunt wanted the heroine to marry her son because she was interested in her family background.
Green moss is quite thoughtful. The maids in the novel are somewhat unique, a bit like modern subordinates. This chapter feels very warm.
Gloves and masks don't cost much, and this Huining really likes to take advantage. Is there no problem at Lang's mother's house? Will my cousin's illness be cured in the next chapter?
My uncle's family is quite complicated. Who is the male protagonist?
Yining's illness is getting better soon.
I have no impression of Yi Ning. Have you mentioned her before?
Spread the flowers, the uncle is very nice to the heroine, and the aunt is also very nice. Unlike some time travel stories, the uncle and aunt are not humane. In fact, in real life, most uncles love their nephews very much.