Daughter's perspective:
Five-year-old Jiajia has a beautiful but stern mother. The neighborhood grandparents call her mother a wicked woman and a terrible daughter-in-law, but Jiajia knows that her mother is the best mom in the world.
Grandma dislikes her and often wants to throw her away. Her father wants a son and resents her for being sick, not wanting her at all. Only her mother loves her. But she doesn't want to keep hurting her mother, so she decides to run away from home.
When a white monster auntie takes her to a strange place, a group of pretty young women call her Fenglin.
Mother's perspective:
At thirty, Gu Sirou couldn't withstand her parents' pressure to marry. She hastily went on a blind date and got married, only to find herself in another abyss: a mother-in-law who favored boys over girls, wanted a grandson above all else, and disapproved of every one of her habits; an immature husband three years older than her; and a frail daughter. It all forced her to grow up fast. She endured everything for her daughter's sake, but one day her daughter went missing.
A year later, when her daughter appeared again, she said she was some kind of queen?
Who on earth had led her daughter astray?
(Author's setting: When a fruit of the womb falls into a host body, it becomes indistinguishable from the people of that world and can bear children. But after returning, the shell around its body breaks, and it reverts to its original form.)
Two female leads, dual perspectives
Premise: Married women have fairy tales of their own, too
