In her previous life, she was an orphan who struggled just to survive. In this life, she has loving parents and an indulgent older brother.
Though she has ended up in an unfamiliar ancient world, being a modern homebody and a sheltered young lady from a great family in ancient times actually seems pretty nice. She can enjoy delicious food, learn embroidery, manage the household, and appreciate music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. When there's nothing else to do, she can sit back and watch the household dramas unfold. Of course, she'll have to keep her eyes open and choose a good husband, then continue building a happy home of her own.
See how a transmigrated legitimate daughter carefully and discreetly fits into the unfamiliar Eastern Saint Dynasty and lives a happy life...
This is a one-on-one romance. I hope you enjoy reading, and please support the official release. Thank you! (=^ ^=)
Thank you all for your support and understanding along the way!
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Such a heart-warming article, give it a thumbs up. Like it!
Congratulations, it's done. Very nice and heartwarming article
Another point, I'm actually very curious, why do most of the authors, when describing the twins in their novels, always write that they look exactly the same? In fact, twins are fraternal twins, developed from two fertilized eggs, just like our ordinary brothers and sisters, but they were fertilized and developed in the mother's belly at the same time; only twins of the same gender are the same fertilized egg that splits and develops, so they are exactly the same. These are all covered in middle school biology books.
This is how prodigals are raised. If the seventh young master stays, what about the prince? Who can tolerate such people in the future? A curse remains.
Just in time to move out. There's no point in staying. Live your life well.
This is how children are raised crookedly.
I feel more and more like Wanyejie is like a little white flower! And the writing is becoming less and less refined! It doesn't look good!
To be honest, I don't like to read stewed meat. It's all the same, drags out the plot, and wastes our Jinjiang coins. I've even forgotten the previous plot of this novel.
What if the mother-in-law's family fails to take revenge? Wouldn't it mean that the entire family's face would be completely lost? Has Su Ruyao ever thought about this?
Also, the pronunciation of Su Ruyao's nickname, Sister Yao, is really unpleasant, hehehe
Isn't it unreasonable for a daughter of a marquis to work as a concubine and be beaten like this by her head wife? In addition, even if there is such a situation, it is too tough for the main wife to beat a concubine with a royal record like this.
There is a feeling that it is almost finished, but I see that now there is always a feeling that there is no climax.
Such a heart-warming article, give it a thumbs up. Like it!
Congratulations, it's done. Very nice and heartwarming article Another point, I'm actually very curious, why do most of the authors, when describing the twins in their novels, always write that they look exactly the same? In fact, twins are fraternal twins, developed from two fertilized eggs, just like our ordinary brothers and sisters, but they were fertilized and developed in the mother's belly at the same time; only twins of the same gender are the same fertilized egg that splits and develops, so they are exactly the same. These are all covered in middle school biology books.
This is how prodigals are raised. If the seventh young master stays, what about the prince? Who can tolerate such people in the future? A curse remains. Just in time to move out. There's no point in staying. Live your life well.
This is how children are raised crookedly.
I feel more and more like Wanyejie is like a little white flower! And the writing is becoming less and less refined! It doesn't look good!
To be honest, I don't like to read stewed meat. It's all the same, drags out the plot, and wastes our Jinjiang coins. I've even forgotten the previous plot of this novel.
What if the mother-in-law's family fails to take revenge? Wouldn't it mean that the entire family's face would be completely lost? Has Su Ruyao ever thought about this? Also, the pronunciation of Su Ruyao's nickname, Sister Yao, is really unpleasant, hehehe
Isn't it unreasonable for a daughter of a marquis to work as a concubine and be beaten like this by her head wife? In addition, even if there is such a situation, it is too tough for the main wife to beat a concubine with a royal record like this.
There is a feeling that it is almost finished, but I see that now there is always a feeling that there is no climax.
Bad people deserve retribution!