Xiao Lanhua is the daughter of a Manchu official. When the new army broke out, her father died in a street battle. When Xiao Lanhua was one year old, she and her aunt were kicked out by her aunt. Her aunt died of poverty and illness. Her wet nurse, Mrs. Zhang, kindly adopted her.
Later, the warlords in the south were divided and the war broke out, and it was difficult for Zhang to protect herself. Fortunately, Xiaolanhua had a charming and lovely voice, so Hangzhou Qingyun Class bought her.
Later, Zhang died of illness during the chaos. In order to support everyone, the Qingyun class went north to perform in the Bada Hutong under the rule of the new imperial capital. Xiao Lanhua became an elegant prostitute who sang songs.
In her previous life, Wu Huaijin, a genius who passed the national examination as a young boy and was the first to graduate from a military academy abroad, fell in love with her at first sight. She made her family uneasy and made her laugh in Peking.
While getting along, Xiao Lanhua was moved by the sentence "Since ancient times, chivalrous women have been involved in romance." But unexpectedly discovered that Wu Huaijin was just acting to paralyze the new emperor Zeng Shifan so that he could safely send his family back home.
The righteous Xiao Lanhua still assisted Wu Huaijin to send away his family, escaped from the new emperor's house arrest, and returned to the army to revolt.
After Wu Huaijin died in the battle, Xiao Lanhua left for Shenyang and married the regiment leader Zhang Jiaping. They were happy and stable. However, Zhang Jiaping died in the anti-Japanese war one month after their wedding.
In order to survive, Xiao Lanhua remarried boiler worker Li Erwa and took care of her two stepsons. However, she died young because of the wandering life when she was young. When she woke up, she went back to the time before she first met Wu Huaijin...
In her next life, the little boy she accidentally saved became her biological child.
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Intention: free thought, independent spirit