Poison has already ravaged her insides, and being an illegitimate child makes life hard.
Yet her mother’s love for her is strong enough to overcome everything.
She can only regret being born a girl: how can she protect her loving mother?
One day, her heroic spirit will shine.
She can only resent her brother and uncle, who care nothing for their own kin;
They abandon their family and leave their hometown, then bring in powerful men to extort them.
Thankfully, kind neighbors and a benevolent teacher take her in, sparing her an even more wretched fate on the streets.
Her heart still yearns for the charming young man, and even as she lies at death’s door, she thinks only of his kindness.
She tops the imperial examinations and brings honor to her hometown, never imagining that life is unpredictable and the road to success can be impossible to retrace.
Though the affection between women is profound, it cannot rival the friendship of Guan Zhong and Bao Shuya;
Nor can it withstand the eternal pull of love between a man and a woman.
She envies neither a pair of inseparable lovers nor a match with a handsome, talented man.
Like a lone bird returning to its nest, she can only deceive herself, dreaming that a koi will transform her fate.
Alas, the Dragon Gate was always an illusion. Who can she blame for falling into the dust?
Her hometown is thousands of miles away, and her future seems reduced to ashes. How can she bear to abandon the ties of the past?
A phoenix chick is reborn in a foreign land, tempered by flames into a true phoenix.
She bends her course and recalls the past, but Wu Zetian’s stubborn resolve remains a regret.
When faced with an abusive doctor from the United States, Xue Jun’s response is: Steal!
When faced with armed rebels from the Asian nation, Xue Jun’s response is: Kill!
When faced with a mocking journalist from France, Xue Jun’s response is: Insult him!
When faced with a Japanese warrior looking for trouble, Xue Jun’s response is: Fight!
When faced with her biological father, filled with remorse, Xue Jun’s response is: Coldness!
When faced with her tender, loving former sweetheart, Xue Jun’s response is
To see the road by which the “Pearl of the Orient” is reborn, look forward to “Waiting for the Sun: At Last, I’ve Found You.”
Theme:
Managing the Dream of the Red Chamber
[Journey to the West] Who Rules the Rise and Fall?
[Investiture of the Gods] The Lotus's Ambition
The Qing Dynasty's Leading Lady: Empress Xiaozhen
The Qing Dynasty Harem: Chronicle of the Empress
The Eldest Branch of the Rong Family
Waiting for the Sun: When I Turn Around, There You Are
The Qing Dynasty's Female Lead: The Story of Consort Jian
It's time for readers to apologize sincerely for writing so much. It hasn't been added to V yet. It's really respectable. I can only say that the subject matter of Waiting for Sunshine is not attractive enough. In fact, I have seen other articles that directly insert the future into ancient times, just like a side story. The effect is very good. I have inserted a lot of review chapters into the biography of Concubine Jian, but I haven't seen a chapter that inserts a return to modern times. I can try it in the future, maybe it will be better. Gray gray.