Plucking Hibiscus

Neighboring novel: My Marriage to My Mortal Enemy, Arranged by Imperial Decree is now underway I wrote the modern-era extra without thinking, so I don't recommend reading it. Also, if you read pirated copies, don't leave comments!!! Gorgeous heroine x a lunatic who's still more or less normal at first In the years after Wu Furong transmigrated into a feudal dynasty, she first became the Prince of Jin's advisor, then his woman, without a title or status. At first, she didn't think much of it. She figured they were just having a romance, and that enjoying the moment was what mattered. Until, while they were lying close together, the Prince of Jin suddenly told her, "I've chosen the Chief Censor's eldest daughter to be my princess consort. She's good-natured and can tolerate others." Wu Furong came to her senses at once. * During the years he was involved with Wu Furong, the Prince of Jin thought her parents had named her Furong because they wanted their daughter to have the face of a beautiful woman. It was only much later that he learned Wu Furong was a variety of chrysanthemum, not a beauty, but a flower that would rather die clinging to its branch than lose its fragrance. "Mufu" was the place where generals handled their affairs in ancient times, and later came to refer broadly to government offices. It appears in Records of the Grand Historian, "The Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": "He was permitted to appoint officials as he saw fit, and all market taxes were sent to the commander's office to cover the soldiers' expenses." Baidu Baike This term ultimately originated in China, going back eight hundred generations. Please be aware. Coming soon: A Nan "Madwoman x male ghost" As an obsessive supporting female character in a storybook, A Nan did many crazy things to keep her imperial brother by her side. She would bathe in cold water on winter nights, just so that once she fell ill, her imperial brother would stay by her side; She would deliberately scratch herself, just so her imperial brother would tenderly apply medicine to her wounds; She would give the pregnant heroine crane's crown poison, just to make sure she remained her imperial brother's one and only love. Sixteen-year-old A Nan was like a simple, cruel little lion, recklessly devouring the life force of herself and others. She naively believed that no matter what she did, her imperial brother would love her forever. Until, on a winter night when the heroine vomited blood, A Nan, the mastermind behind it all, was stripped of her title overnight by her imperial brother, demoted to commoner, and driven out of the palace. Once a treasured princess, she ended up starving to death in the street, with no one to bury her. It was only then that A Nan finally realized that more than a decade of relying on each other, and her deep-rooted love for her imperial brother, could not outweigh her fear of death. * Ji Wu had known since childhood that his younger sister loved him, loved him enough to do anything. His cruel, beloved sister would stay by his side forever, using any means necessary. Blood and death could never separate them. Until one ordinary afternoon. Peach blossoms fell like rain, and the clouds hung motionless. His obedient younger sister rested her face against his knee. "Brother, I want to get married. Please choose a husband for me." "Whoever it is, the farther from you, the better." "A Nan" is the heroine's childhood name. In Sanskrit, it means "joy." Content warning: The heroine will have relationships with male supporting characters at different stages, and there is more than one of them. Theme: Don't force your way into a circle you don't belong in.