Overnight, Yu Nian transmigrated into the body of the sixth illegitimate daughter of the wealthy Yu family in Linchuan County, Great Wei.
Having been given a second chance at life, Yu Nian had no lofty ambitions. She only hoped to live peacefully in this unfamiliar world.
But why had the man she'd chosen as her future husband suddenly been replaced by someone else?
When her veil was lifted, Yu Nian looked at the handsome stranger before her, dressed in a red wedding robe, and was utterly stunned!
Reader's note: Marriage before love, an everyday-life story set in ancient times, with transmigration.
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Blurb:
Overnight, Yu Wan transmigrated to the State of Chen in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty.
Her father was Chen Gongman, a descendant of Emperor Shun and the founding ruler of Chen. Her mother was Daji, the eldest daughter of King Wu. Her maternal grandfather was the famous King Wu of Zhou, and her maternal grandmother was Yijiang, daughter of the equally famous Jiang Taigong.
At the time, the reigning King of Zhou was her mother's younger brother, her own full uncle.
So had she been handed the script of a winner in life, one who could just lie flat?
After five years of incomprehensible conversations, five-year-old Yu Wan finally figured out who she was. She let out a long sigh of relief. Thank goodness. With so many powerful people backing her, she thought, at least she didn't have to worry about losing her life.
Theme: When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
