The Wei Family’s Daughter

The Wei family has three daughters. They are wildflowers, untethered winds, and blades that shatter the old world. An ensemble cast, with women who are all forces to be reckoned with. The author usually writes feel-good, sweet stories. Previous works: You Beside Me: A sweet, feel-good body-swap romance Giving You Back Sixty Years: A sweet, feel-good entertainment-industry story with a strong female lead A Heart Unwilling: A super-sweet food-themed story with a strong female lead The Book of Fine Dining: A high-sugar cultivation and food story with a female lead My Agent’s Conscience Doesn’t Hurt: A sweet romance about childhood sweethearts reuniting and pampering each other Young Again: A sweet, family-centered story Sixteen and Forty-One: A sweet, feel-good family story about a mother and daughter swapping identities Retired Savior: A sweet, feel-good story about a strong female lead crossing through time and space Eat Something Good: A sweet story, even sweeter than the ones above 1. The historical setting is after the fall of the Tang dynasty, which was changed by transmigrators and then knocked back into place by the wheel of history. The Tang dynasty falls early, during the reign of Emperor Shunzong. 2. The heroine has a romance, but it’s as small a part of the story as the pepper sprinkled over wontons: just a bit of seasoning. 3. It’s hard to choose tags because the story combines so many elements. Nation-building, political intrigue, cross-dressing as a man, developing the country through technology… none of these should come as a surprise. 4. It’s categorized as historical transmigration because there’s a transmigrated supporting character. 5. Some historical details in the story are fictionalized. Please don’t nitpick the history. The cover was hand-drawn by a friend of more than ten years. VIP notice: This novel will become a VIP title on April 4, 2021. Theme: Stay true to your original aspirations, persevere, hold on to hope, and find the light