Those who hated her to the core, watched coldly from the sidelines, or stood by as cruel and ruthless spectators all came to pity her deeply, their hearts aching with grief.
A genius heroine with an extraordinary IQ. Her mind is her greatest weapon, and she has no shortage of skills, talents, or schemes.
She travels between different worlds, earning the compassion of those who seem impossible to win over.
A master who only meant to use her, an adopted son bent on revenge, a fiance who scorned him when he was poor, a foreign prince who concealed the truth about his country's vendetta, a fan who was betrayed, the first love who was replaced, the real heiress who was switched out... Whoever they are, whatever their deep-seated grudges, they'll have to offer up their compassion points.
She unravels each mystery thread by thread. Even the hardest mission can be tackled one step at a time, and there's always a way forward.
No fixed male lead. Some worlds have CPs.
[First world: From the start, she's in a death-row cell being tortured for a confession, but she doesn't even know what she's supposed to confess to]
[Second world: After being abandoned by her mother, she wins the compassion of her adopted son, who learns the truth]
[Third world: A wicked idol makes a comeback and becomes an award-winning actress]
[Fourth world: A fairy destined to bear the blame chooses to become a demon instead]
[Fifth world: Wei-Jin setting. A wealthy young lady who looks down on the poor refuses to chase after a man and beg for forgiveness]
[Sixth world: Qing palace setting. A low-ranking palace maid rises to power, crushing her cinnabar mole and her replacement first love underfoot]
[Seventh world: Republican-era setting. A charming courtesan, popular with everyone and living in luxury, leaves the brothel and wins the compassion of the principal wife...]
Coming soon: Marrying My Late Husband Again to Become His Beloved Consort
Ji Yun has a face like a goddess descended from the heavens, but a miserable fate. Born into poverty, she was sold to adoptive parents at the age of seven.
Though she was born with a worthless life, she refused to think little of herself. She worked herself to the bone to become the most famous courtesan in Yangzhou, captivating countless refined young gentlemen with every frown and smile.
At last, she got her wish and married Zhao Ke, a wealthy Huizhou merchant, in the prime of her youth.
But her enviable life didn't last long. Zhao Ke soon died of a serious illness.
Her husband was dead, but life had to go on. Ji Yun was a flower that had grown in the mud; she could survive anywhere. Without the husband who had spoiled her rotten, she could only protect the huge fortune he'd left behind. To escape the Zhao clan members coveting her wealth, Ji Yun moved to the capital.
Zhao Ke is reborn, and the first thing he does is go find "A Yun."
But an oblivious eunuch blocks him firmly. "Your Highness, Crown Prince, the danger hasn't passed yet. You absolutely mustn't show yourself now!"
So Zhao Ke borrows a powerful minister's secret identity to get close to her, but doesn't dare look her in the eye for fear of giving himself away.
He never expected his wife, whom he remembered as considerate, innocent, and naive, to glare at him and say, "If you have no intentions toward me, sir, I'll take a husband by offering a dowry and marry someone else."
Coming soon: Who Did the White Lotus Ever Hurt?
The ironclad rule of romance novels: childhood sweethearts can't beat the one who appears out of nowhere...
A perfect, well-mannered, accomplished noblewoman is somehow never well-liked. She's kind and dignified, yet people call her dull and bland... Seriously, what did our original white lotus ever do to deserve this??
Li Fukong comes from a family of distinguished lineage and noble birth. She knows the Four Books for Women by heart, and etiquette and propriety are carved into her bones. At fourteen, she is chosen as a concubine to the eldest prince, but loses his favor before she ever wins it.
When He Muqing enters the palace and wins his favor, Li Fukong's heart dies.
Her husband likes crude, ill-mannered women like that? It's not just heartbreaking; it's like the world has collapsed and everything she believes in has shattered!
But after she gets so angry that she throws caution to the wind, determined to put a stop to the evil influence of the He family even if it means offending her husband, the very man who has always looked down on her comes running back to her?
Theme: Never give up. The most beautiful flowers bloom in the mud.
Thank you everyone for liking this book, I love you, and I hope you enjoy reading it~
Let's take a look at Jiyun Zhao Ke's advance collection. The column "Second Marriage to Dead Husband as Beloved Concubine" will give them a different ending. If you are interested, you can click to collect it.
Jiyun has a face that looks like the coming of the Goddess Luo, but he has a hard life. He was born in the mud and was sold to his adoptive parents at the age of seven.
She had a low life, but she didn't want to take herself lightly, and she worked hard to become the most famous thin horse in Yangzhou City. Her every frown and smile captured the hearts of many handsome young men.
Finally, she got what she wanted, and in her prime, she married Zhao Ke, a wealthy Huizhou merchant.
But not long after the days that everyone envied, Zhao Ke died of a serious illness.
The man is dead, but life is still going on. Jiyun is a flower growing out of the mud and can live anywhere. Without her husband who doted on her, she could only hold on to the huge amount of money left by her husband. Jiyun moved to the capital to avoid the Zhao family members who coveted her property.
When Zhao Ke came back from rebirth, the first thing he did was to find "Ayun".
But he was stopped by the short-sighted eunuch: "Prince, the crisis has not been resolved yet, you must not show up now!"
So Zhao Ke had to borrow the powerful minister's vest and wanted to get closer, but he didn't dare to look directly into her eyes for fear of being exposed.
But she didn't want him to have the impression of being considerate. The young and ignorant Madam glared, "If you don't mean it, I will have to give birth to a husband and marry someone else."
Alas, I know the truth and feel so sad when I see this couple. Mrs. Wu must be so sad.
Sister-in-law: They are real, I cried to death
I'm Wu Liling and I'll do it too. If Lu Yipei dismantles my CP, I'll be able to kill him.
New articles are being slowly deposited...(*￣0￣)ノ
5555 Don't use CPBE knife to kill me
It's over——
The author's wife's details are particularly charming. Every detail from the characters' language habits to the environment reveals the true atmosphere of an era, which makes it very comfortable to read.
However, there are some problems with the fast-travel rhythm, plot advancement, depiction of character growth and changes, and the theme. I personally have no research on literature and am just a poor reader. Some of the problems I feel are not clear. I can only feel that when I want to create a free and sublime theme, it is not really in place, and there is a feeling that I can't get up and down. Or the rhythm of the plot makes me feel that something is not right, the growth and change of the characters are a bit abrupt, and so on. I have read Wife's Eldest Sister Weiwei before, but I didn't feel this problem at all in the complete and coherent story. Instead, it was smooth and coherent, and the extras were even more lingering.
I rarely write reviews, mainly because I rarely encounter authors who create such a wonderful sense of atmosphere. When I read the article "Eldest Sister", my friends and I lamented that it was hard to imagine how the author came up with such meticulous details of life. I would believe it if I just wrote it after living in that era. I hope the author can write better and better!
It is a rare novel that is written with care and has an ingenious ending. I originally disliked the final setting of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China the most. I always felt that no one could have a good ending if they couldn't change that environment. But the last story was really well written. Lu Er is the most relevant to the times and the most heart-warming of all the male protagonists in the world.
Is there any extra story? I want to see it, and future generations are as excited as I am about this pair of CPs. In the end, I was fed a mouthful of glass slag. My CP... Became T T
Lu Er is really good, sincerity is always a must-win skill
Second Marriage and Death of Husband
Lying Back to Win Is a Skill (Transmigrate into a Book)
What Did the White Lotus Ever Do to You?
The Villainous Princess's Rise to the Pinnacle of Power
Quick Transmigration: Purely for Fun
The Might of an Elder Sister (Reborn)
The Unofficial History of Commandery Princess Yilin
Thank you everyone for liking this book, I love you, and I hope you enjoy reading it~ Let's take a look at Jiyun Zhao Ke's advance collection. The column "Second Marriage to Dead Husband as Beloved Concubine" will give them a different ending. If you are interested, you can click to collect it. Jiyun has a face that looks like the coming of the Goddess Luo, but he has a hard life. He was born in the mud and was sold to his adoptive parents at the age of seven. She had a low life, but she didn't want to take herself lightly, and she worked hard to become the most famous thin horse in Yangzhou City. Her every frown and smile captured the hearts of many handsome young men. Finally, she got what she wanted, and in her prime, she married Zhao Ke, a wealthy Huizhou merchant. But not long after the days that everyone envied, Zhao Ke died of a serious illness. The man is dead, but life is still going on. Jiyun is a flower growing out of the mud and can live anywhere. Without her husband who doted on her, she could only hold on to the huge amount of money left by her husband. Jiyun moved to the capital to avoid the Zhao family members who coveted her property. When Zhao Ke came back from rebirth, the first thing he did was to find "Ayun". But he was stopped by the short-sighted eunuch: "Prince, the crisis has not been resolved yet, you must not show up now!" So Zhao Ke had to borrow the powerful minister's vest and wanted to get closer, but he didn't dare to look directly into her eyes for fear of being exposed. But she didn't want him to have the impression of being considerate. The young and ignorant Madam glared, "If you don't mean it, I will have to give birth to a husband and marry someone else."
Alas, I know the truth and feel so sad when I see this couple. Mrs. Wu must be so sad.
Sister-in-law: They are real, I cried to death
I'm Wu Liling and I'll do it too. If Lu Yipei dismantles my CP, I'll be able to kill him.
New articles are being slowly deposited...(*￣0￣)ノ
5555 Don't use CPBE knife to kill me
It's over—— The author's wife's details are particularly charming. Every detail from the characters' language habits to the environment reveals the true atmosphere of an era, which makes it very comfortable to read. However, there are some problems with the fast-travel rhythm, plot advancement, depiction of character growth and changes, and the theme. I personally have no research on literature and am just a poor reader. Some of the problems I feel are not clear. I can only feel that when I want to create a free and sublime theme, it is not really in place, and there is a feeling that I can't get up and down. Or the rhythm of the plot makes me feel that something is not right, the growth and change of the characters are a bit abrupt, and so on. I have read Wife's Eldest Sister Weiwei before, but I didn't feel this problem at all in the complete and coherent story. Instead, it was smooth and coherent, and the extras were even more lingering. I rarely write reviews, mainly because I rarely encounter authors who create such a wonderful sense of atmosphere. When I read the article "Eldest Sister", my friends and I lamented that it was hard to imagine how the author came up with such meticulous details of life. I would believe it if I just wrote it after living in that era. I hope the author can write better and better!
It is a rare novel that is written with care and has an ingenious ending. I originally disliked the final setting of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China the most. I always felt that no one could have a good ending if they couldn't change that environment. But the last story was really well written. Lu Er is the most relevant to the times and the most heart-warming of all the male protagonists in the world.
Is there any extra story? I want to see it, and future generations are as excited as I am about this pair of CPs. In the end, I was fed a mouthful of glass slag. My CP... Became T T
Lu Er is really good, sincerity is always a must-win skill