Given another life experience card, A Chu drew a hand she was happy with.
Born into a family of scholars, with a harmonious and loving clan, kind and devoted parents, and a diligent, obedient younger brother, she decided that with a setup like this, she would live a comfortable life, follow her heart, and enjoy the life heaven had bestowed upon her.
After spending years accompanying her father to his post, she returned to the capital and, through a twist of fate, entered an academy for the highest-ranking young ladies. She spent her days gossiping about the powerful with her classmates and learning all kinds of skills. A Chu, who had no interest in marriage, was thriving more with every passing day.
The only thing she hadn't expected was that one of her tutors loved punishing students by making them copy texts.
The Gu family was one of only two noble houses among the founding lords of Great Qi that hadn't died out, but its members were few, and every one of them had some little flaw nobody knew about.
The refined and gentle eldest son, Gu Siheng, was a celebrated gentleman in the capital, an aloof flower admired by countless noble ladies but never dared to be touched. He was reserved, calm, and self-possessed.
He had always believed that no one could make him break the rules in this life, until the day he punished a young woman by making her copy texts.
This is a story about a fulfilling life, as perfect and effortless as a gift from heaven. It is purely fictional, and an idealized wish.
I saw a line the other day saying that a writer's fate would be much like that of the protagonists they wrote, haha. I hope so too!
Theme: You don't need a dramatic life to make each day colorful and full of life
Self-righteous 💔💔, the heroine is a fool
💔 What a good show. The last sentence [Shut up]
"Xiangwu" caught the author a big bug~
I really like Lin Ran and Qin, but their pages are very short and rarely describe them positively. I wonder if there can be more chapters about them in the future.