A slice-of-life story.
A lowly concubine-born young lady thinks she's about to be sent off to become someone's concubine, so she bangs her head against a pillar in protest.
Later, the relatives they're staying with get in trouble and have their home confiscated.
Colleague: That family who came to seek refuge with them is so pitiful, completely innocent and dragged into this... Should we help them, Your Highness?
Prince of Jinbei: No need.
Content warning: This is a story about a transmigrated woman who's no good at anything. She's hopeless at everything, but a champion at falling in love.
A concubine-born young woman living under someone else's roof and a fake guard from the prince's estate.
Ye Xianrou: How exciting!
Gao Shen: Understood.
The whole story is complete and ready to read. Enjoy!
It goes premium on May 25. Four chapters will be released that day, so remember to check it out. Hehe (*￣3￣)╭
Please check out my upcoming ancient-era transmigration novel, Han Lu. Add it to your reading list
Synopsis for Han Lu:
Han Lu's hometown has it all: natural disasters, man-made calamities, war, and chaos. She leads a group of people on a desperate flight, begging along the way and stopping at nothing to cheat, lie, burn, kill, and rob.
Later, she accidentally steals a relative's travel permit and clothes, makes her way to the capital, and passes herself off as a distant cousin of the Duke of Pingguo's household.
Once inside the estate, her target is the heir apparent, the gentle and kind eldest son, Jiang Feng.
Even if she has to become a concubine who doesn't take up public resources, she'd rather do that than go back to her wretched life of eating dirt, drinking wind, and chopping off heads. And she's so close to succeeding.
Sixth Master Jiang Yixing returns from his travels and takes great offense at Su Hanlu's attempts to ruin the marriage between his eldest nephew and niece.
He really does step in to stop Su Hanlu from harassing Jiang Feng, but somehow, in the end, he helps her...
Bastard.
Su Hanlu: Hmph. Men.
(The whole story is being written now~)
Some older works:
Drunk Beneath the Apricot Blossoms: An ancient-era transmigration story about a young widow who becomes someone's concubine, then a secondary consort, then a noble consort, and eventually takes down the emperor.
When Will the Bright Moon Return: An ancient-era transmigration story about a man who, to stop his father from becoming a foolish ruler, places the future noble consort under house arrest before she ever enters the palace. It ends with a happy reunion.
A Stone from Another Mountain: A modern romance about adult relationships.
Thematic message: Believe in goodness, beauty, love, and sincerity. Believe in yourself, and you can grow stronger even in adversity!
So actually this is the story of the top little white flower?
Oh mom, this is over. The little heroine really cried from beginning to end.
There must be something wrong with this prince. He would just sit in the study, clean his sword and be in a daze, or climb over the wall to meet the heroine. The heroine was crying like that, and he was still thinking about whether his identity would be exposed. Even if he said it, could the heroine's situation be worse than it is now? Really useless
It was too sudden, and I didn't write more about the sweet plot. I wasted all the tears I cried earlier.
I feel so tired... No progress...
🥹I don't know if the heroine is really stupid or pretending to be stupid. It's so well written in big letters.
A very heart-warming article, good people are rewarded
The previous plot can be read as a novice novel, and the literary landscape is not too picky. But from the moment the identity was revealed, everyone's character fell apart. It smelled like Roaring Brother. It looked like a fast-forwarded plot of Grandma Qiongyao. It felt unfinished. There were too many logical illogicalities. I was too lazy to find fault. I left a comment to express my dissatisfaction with buying the full text.
Suddenly I felt like I was looking back at my beloved daughter.
It ended so suddenly...! Let's write a side story about Little Baozi…