I'm about to start my internship, so I should have time to write. From now on, I'll apply for a spot on the rankings every update and follow the list.
Thank you all for your support. I won't give up, either.
The year Jiang Shouqing turned twenty-three, she suddenly became a widow.
Her family was neither a powerful noble house nor a humble commoner's household, but a respectable family of a mid-ranking prefect.
Every morning, she woke to manage the household and deal with in-laws who weren't her real in-laws. Her late husband had favored concubines and neglected his wife. Fortunately, she had some money of her own from her dowry.
As a young, wealthy widow with no sons or brothers, and only a father who served as an official in the capital, whether she should remarry was the first question she had to face.
[A Widow's Struggle] Slice of life
Theme: Struggle, freedom, and a strong heart: the everyday story of a group of women striving to make their way.
So many hardships lie before us; women have always had to rely on themselves.
Theme: So many hardships lie before us; women have always had to rely on themselves.
The author's writing style is very similar to that of a book called Golden Goose. She is serializing a book about being a housemate in the Northern Song Dynasty. Is there any relationship between the two?
Why don't you go to Yang Xiaoniang's place and ask for it back?
Finished reading so quickly?? Urgent update! Urgent update!
In the first chapter, it's not clear who is the heroine. The heroine is not very obvious. The pace is a little slow. I'll wait until I get fatter. [Comparison]
It's very well written. Come on?