Sister:
The eldest princess of the Qin Group lost her mother at a young age. After losing her mother at a young age, she grew up as an elder sister and a mother, pulling in her sibling sisters and three half-sisters. After his father died at the age of 22, he relied on the power of his maternal grandfather's family to take over the group amid the power struggle between his uncle and aunt. She hated her father's ruthlessness, complained about her mother's death, and hated her uncle's struggle for power. He may seem ruthless, but he is the most soft-hearted person. Beneath the appearance of being helpless is a broken body.
She fought for power and profit with ruthless methods. On the surface, she never gave her father's children a good face, but in private, she secretly protected them. For her, those younger brothers and sisters were no rivals.
She wanted to be a patron saint, protecting those "children" who did not choose to come to this world because of their father's interests and interests, including herself.
Quotes:
For my father... Chairman Bu Qin, my lover and children are not as good as the flower garden in the backyard. Today I love peonies, and tomorrow I will appreciate the winter plums. And why should I bloom this bunch of "laughing guests" planted in the living room for him?
With my brothers and sisters, each flower blooms and each has its own fragrance, so why bother fighting over who is superior and who is inferior in front of the guests who are staying for a while?
Concept: Deep in the depths, the flowers and grass are rotting, but the inconspicuous wildflowers are blooming