Rong Hua (Originally Titled The Plum Fragrance of Suiyuan)

From now on, the Sun family has no sleeves... Well, this is only the beginning~ Sun Wukong could never escape from beneath the Buddha's palm. But can our heroine escape from mine? I don't know... What she longs for most isn't really something she can't find. She's just born timid, always afraid she'll lose her way, and so she becomes lost and hesitant. Her days pass like a bowl of plain water, clear enough to see right to the bottom. Still, she can't help trying to coax out a different flavor, adding sour, sweet, bitter, spicy, and salty in turn. In the end, she can't tell whether she misses that original, pure taste or is simply dissatisfied with the present and nostalgic for the past. But all she can do is keep going, watching as she goes... (Imagine whatever you like about the passage above. It could describe a character's background or their future, or even be the ending, if you want to imagine it that way before the story is finished~ Anyway, if you guess wrong, that's not my responsibility. Not my responsibility. Not my responsibility~~) P.S. I love thoughtful reviews, like a delicious meal paired with a perfectly aged wine~ Of course, they could also be like stale steamed buns with dried radish... ...Everyone says the ending isn't good. I thought it over and realized it really was too rushed. I'm locking the story to revise it and make the ending feel more natural... New novel: A Concubine's Daily Life http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=2327590 A concubine-born daughter = an uncaring father and mother + a crooked mind + waiting to be sold to the highest bidder What kind of nonsense is that? What is a concubine-born daughter supposed to be like? Weak? Pretentious? Scheming? Actually, none of that matters. Her father is capable and ambitious. Though he was born to a secondary wife and wasn't favored by his own father, he works hard, teaches himself, passes the imperial examinations, and enters government service. He even keeps his well-connected principal wife in check while sleeping with his concubine and fathering her. If Tang Manchun were a man, she'd probably follow the same path. But she's an unfavored daughter born to a concubine. Tang Manchun has had bad luck for half her life. She's been a nun and chanted scriptures, worked as a servant, and been forced to serve as a dowry concubine. Just when she's finally outlasted the master and his principal wife, she's made to spend half her life caring for a widow and her orphaned children, laboring and worrying over them. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself back at the age of ten, facing the prospect of being sent to a nunnery by her stepmother... Living a second life, Tang Manchun grits her teeth. She's never going down that dead end again! The Marvelous Return to Spring http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=650521 Blurb: The sages said: The wind, the rain, the sounds of reading: every sound reaches the ear. Family affairs, state affairs, all the affairs of the world: every matter deserves our concern. Foxjiu says: The sounds of gold, silver, and copper coins: every sound is music to the ears. Family matters, farming, romance: every worldly affair is a worry. A certain timid woman has no particular talents. Then her family is ruined and everyone she loves is gone. What can she do? Run, of course~ She runs, studies, and picks up children along the way. One, two, three... Soon, they're all swaggering around in front of her... Now she's mad The Pig and Fox Chronicles: Extra http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=677383 Mi Xiaochong and Gu Xiaogu are two spirits born of Heaven and Earth. Since the creation of the world, they have been together like twins. At first, they were simply two stones lying close together on the shore of the Eastern Sea. Through the unknowable ages as the sun and moon rose and set, they gathered the essence of Heaven and Earth...