For Yang Manyun, life's upheaval began with a tired old melodramatic trope: her mother remarried into a wealthy family, and at the age of twenty-nine, on the brink of turning thirty, Yang Manyun became a glamorous extra burden for her new rich family.
Above her were her powerful stepfather and his aloof, taciturn gentleman of a son; below her were her shiftless, womanizing stepbrother and her spoiled, willful stepsister. It was a melodrama cliché come to life.
They say melodramatic plots come from real life. When Yang Manyun discovers that her direct supervisor at her new job is none other than her gentlemanly stepbrother, she knows her life as an extra burden in a wealthy family is only going to get more ridiculous.
Not bad, very good. Why don't you write it down?
Mo Yan Hanzhu Da, are you still writing about Love in the Qing Dynasty? I hope you can give me a finale. The feeling of not being able to see the ending is very heartbreaking. If this book will be published again, I will definitely buy it. As a reader, it is very happy to read a story completely. I hope you will continue writing.