Yue Xiaozhuo is six years old and loves winning every fight, especially a brawl.
Ying Bi is good at making and spending money, has a discerning palate and a taste for the finer things, and is a pillar of the Changsha kingdom. She is also the mother of Yue Xiaozhuo, the future great heroine.
Mother and daughter live happily in Linxiang, the capital of Changsha, until one day Ying Bi receives an invitation to Empress Eling's birthday banquet. The two then set off on a fantastical journey to Chang'an.
An alternate-history story about a fantastical journey starring a mother and daughter. A prequel to Moonlight Across Ten Thousand Rivers.
Theme: Celebrating a mother's love and traveling through a fantastical world
The avatar is a grown-up Yuezhuo, so cute!
The "female general" gave the author a big bug~ Wouldn't it be better to delete "female"? There are also "female" heroes in the introduction. Only "male" generals and "male" heroes need to be specifically highlighted. Women's achievements are taken for granted (not a writing guide, just a little suggestion)
? Speechless and not talkative means you have a bad personality? Is this all discrimination?
Oooh, ah, ah, it's a kitten, it's a kitten, I'm so happy! It seems that many articles about women have cats in them. I'm so happy. Kittens are human beings' best friends!
The cover is so beautiful, AG loves it
It's a kitten! Ah ah ah ah I want to touch
My mother and my family both have the last name Ying, but the little heroine's last name is Yue? Isn't it true that the family is the head of the family? Doesn't the mother take her mother's surname? Why doesn't the young heroine take her mother's surname? Could it be that Yue is my father's family?