Wan Jing, who was once a maid of a wealthy family, is an ordinary woman with a cautious and reserved temperament, soft on the outside and strong on the inside.
Although, suddenly, she met two young masters from the Demon Sect in a short period of time, it did not mean that her life would usher in spring - the cynical one would tease Wan Jing whenever he saw a beautiful woman, but he did not treat Wan Jing specially; Wen Wen Erya initially had a high impression of her, but she was hesitant and reserved because of her eldest brother... Wan Jing had no intention of marrying a dragon, but for her best friend's wish, she had to work as a maid in the Chenlong Sect, and had further contact with these two young men...
The Chenlong Sect also has a second son who is cheerful on the outside and sinister on the inside. There seems to be some ulterior deal between him and Pan Yujiao, the daughter of the leader of the Phoenix Sect... When Wan Jing is forced to get involved in the struggle for power among the demon sect's young masters, what role should she play in it?
[Atypical heroine character. Feminism is popular these days, and the female protagonists are all awesome... But there is no Mary Sue here. This is a realistic article. I just want to ask an unidentified woman in that era how she could survive until the second chapter if she started to fight with others when she saw her?
But she is not weak. Being strong or not is not engraved on your face, nor does it necessarily reflect superior ability. Only with a strong heart can you win a better life.
What should I do if a reader says, "I just like strong and coaxing heroines with full personalities?" It doesn't matter, we still have the second female lead who is a demon sect witch! Although she appeared a little late, after the scene, she can be equally matched with the heroine~]
Intention: Being strong or not is not engraved on the face, nor does it necessarily reflect superior ability. Only with a strong heart can you win a better life.