(The next book will be one of two.)
Bai Baozhu is vulgar, petty, money-grubbing, and affected, with little education to boot.
Her only redeeming feature is her looks: beautiful as a flower, alluring and radiant, especially her fox-like eyes, which sparkle with every glance.
Then someone took her from a wild country rose and forcibly turned her into a peony of unsurpassed beauty.
Amid the flying dust, Bai Baozhu scraped through the rubble, covered in dirt. She was full of regret. “If I'd known this would happen, I might as well have married Wang Ermazi from the village entrance!”
The man had blood streaming from his chest, but his laughter was especially carefree. “Regret it now? Too late!”
A wealthy concubine who can be sweet or fiery VS a roguish, handsome young warlord with a calculating mind
[Reading Guide]
1. A bayberry-flavored reading experience. The heroine says, “As long as she doesn't get tortured, I'm fine with it.”
2. I'll add more if I think of anything.
Theme: Life is easy to turn around.
