A little short story:
A noble tomb is unearthed beneath the research institute.
Doctor Yao Yao is borrowed to help with the archaeological dating. From then on, she gets to know the noblewoman called "Lady Su" and the ruler of Chen, Li Ci.
The real people of history and the strange, splendid stories beneath their burial mounds are veiled in layers of mist, awaiting discovery.
Let me recommend my next historical romance, currently in the works: What Does It Matter If the Powerful Adore Me?
Blurb:
Wen Hua was adorable from the time she was little, a sweet, doll-like bundle.
When she was three or four, her older brother, Wen Shen, often carried her out so he could show off his pretty little sister to his good friends.
Their mother thought Wen Hua was still too young, so she told Wen Shen to say she was his younger brother. That way, she could conveniently go to school and learn a few things.
Wen Shen was delighted. A pretty little brother was just as lovable.
The young son of the Emperor's uncle squatted in front of Wen Hua and couldn't resist touching her long, feather-soft eyelashes.
The golden grandson of the Vice Minister poked her round, apple-like cheeks.
The young son of Duke Jin didn't want Wen Shen to keep showing off, so he gave Wen Hua's little hand an absent-minded squeeze. But Wen Hua caught one of his fingers, and his heart melted.
Everyone: A good friend's little brother is our little brother, too!
Wen Shen thrived at school, becoming sworn brothers with everyone.
Only one boy remained aloof and indifferent. He never played around at school and looked down on associating with Wen Shen.
He didn't like Wen Hua, either. Whenever she greeted him, all she got in return was a brief, dismissive snort.
Wen Shen was deeply bothered by it and always told his sister not to greet the boy whenever they saw him.
But one day, Wen Shen got carried away playing and forgot to take his sister home. When he returned to school, he found the boy looking gentle as he held Wen Hua and drew pictures with her of little turtles flipped onto their shells.
The young son of the Emperor's uncle went to the palace with his father to visit his aunt, the Empress. On the way, he ran into the noble young man who had just finished paying his respects. With a flattering smile, he asked,
"Your Highness, have you finished your essay? Could you let your little brother take a look at it?"
Theme: Perseverance is the beginning of a better path
