Hua Zixian, courtesy name Yan Hui, childhood nickname Nian Nian.
The fifth daughter of Hua Beiming, the current Minister of Personnel, born to his concubine.
At the age of eight, she was brought back to the Hua household by her father's principal wife, Madam Xu. Her birth mother, Madam Huang, entered Qiyun Temple to become a Daoist nun.
At fifteen, her stepmother married her off to a successful imperial examination candidate who was already engaged. The day after the wedding, his betrothed's family came knocking.
In short, this is the story of a concubine-born daughter making a way for herself and seeking a free and comfortable life!
I have plenty of chapters ready, and updates are resuming.
This novel will be completed and made available for purchase on Saturday, February 18. The paid chapters begin at Chapter 28, so please don't buy them twice if you've already read them. Thank you for all your support. I hope you'll continue to support my future novels, too...
Theme: Live with a clear conscience, and don't let your circumstances hold you back!
"Words" are a huge thorn in the side of the author~ son
"Disappoint Grandpa Huang's hard work!" "Catch a big bug for the author ~ Huang
"The Sixth Prince and the Ninth Prince are not..." This is a big mistake for the author~ It's not right
Instead of aunt and nephew, they become mother and daughter again! The pronouns change back and forth, so it's a bit confusing.
Why do you think the ending has to be rushed?
The more I watched, the more frustrated I became. The heroine kept giving in to them.
Has the name really changed? Father Hua is so useless
Why do son and father use the same word? They are like brothers.
Is Yuan Xian the King of Chu or the King of Yan? They are brothers from the same mother, and there are no other half-brothers. Why do they want to rebel? The boss seems to be a good person
It's very well written. I was put off by the name. I suggest you change it.