Mi Xiaochong and Gu Xiaogu are two spiritual beings raised by nature. They have been together like twins since the beginning of the world. At first, they were just two very close stones on the shore of the East China Sea. In those ignorant years when the sun and the moon rose in the east and set in the west, they cultivated the essence of heaven and earth...
The Immortal under the Moon smiled innocently and harmlessly, but saw that the little fairy boys were even more nervous and took a few steps back. He felt that they had no tacit understanding, so he simply made a fool of himself and pretended to scold them. He gave them fifty blows each, confiscated the stolen goods, and returned to his marriage house triumphantly, leaving behind three little fairy boys with tears in their eyes but who dared not speak out...
I'll write a side story for this article first, and I'll talk about the main text later~
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What kind of argument is this?
What should a concubine be like?
Cowardly? Pretentious? Deep scheming?
In fact, these are not important.
She has a very powerful and motivated father: although he was born to a concubine and was not favored by his biological father, he kept improving himself and relied on self-study to win the imperial examination and enter the officialdom.
If Tang Manchun had been a man, he would probably have followed this path.
But she was an unloved concubine.
Tang Manchun, who had been unlucky for half his life, worked as a nun, recited scriptures, worked as a maid, and was forced to work as a dowry concubine. After finally surviving the death of his master and his mistress, he was forced to take care of orphans and widows for half his life, worrying and laboring.
When she opened her eyes again, she found that she was back when she was ten years old. She was about to be sent to a nunnery by her aunt—
Tang Manchun, who had resurrected her life, secretly gritted her teeth: She would never go into this dead end again!