The Phoenix's Battle: The First Daughter of the Concubine (Complete Edition)

Phoenixes in Battle: The First Concubine-Born Daughter has been published and is now available at Dangdang, Joyo, Taobao, JD.com, other major online bookstores, and brick-and-mortar shops. Fans of this story can start ordering it now. It comes in two volumes, totaling 500,000 words, with some material streamlined and revised and new scenes added. It’s an even more engaging read. Murong Wei, the third young lady of the Murong family. She had a peerless beauty that could outshine the moon and put flowers to shame, but she was timid and cowardly, and stammered when she spoke. She was also in love with her older sister’s fiancé, Feng Jiushiao, the capital’s number-one young master. She offered him a scented sachet, only to have him disdainfully toss it aside. In a fit of anger, she jumped into the water to end her life. By the time she was rescued, her reputation as a lovesick fool had spread throughout the capital. But although her body survived, her soul had changed. After transmigrating, the foolish girl was reborn in a dazzling new life. Other people transmigrated as princesses or princess consorts. She was a concubine-born daughter. That would have been bad enough, but her stepmother treated her and her mother like thorns in her side. The moment she arrived, she was caught up in a scheme and nearly met her end. If someone made her miserable for a moment, she decided, she would make them miserable for the rest of their lives. The timid, cowardly Third Miss Murong could turn the clouds with one hand and summon rain with the other. She protected her mother, fought her stepmother, battled for status, foiled schemes, and weathered every storm. Don’t blame her for being ruthless. If others leave her alone, she’ll leave them alone. “Wei’er, please marry me. I can’t live without you.” Feng Jiushiao gazed at her tenderly, his eyes a little fragile, his expression uneasy with fear of rejection. “Young Master Feng, you’ve got the wrong person. Wei’er is dead. If you need anything, burn some paper offerings.” “Miss Murong, perhaps we can have a proper talk about you marrying me.” A mysterious, stunningly handsome young nobleman held a sword to her neck, his expression vicious. “Do you think talking like this will help us grow closer?” She tapped the blade, deciding to teach him how a man ought to behave when asking for a woman’s hand. Being handsome doesn’t give you the right to force someone to marry you, does it? “Murong Wei, I’ll ask Father for an imperial decree. Just wait, you’ll be marrying me.” Straight from the battlefield and still reeking of blood, Prince Luo strode past everyone and made his domineering announcement. “…Fine, Your Highness. You’re ruthless!” “Don’t mention it. You’re not bad yourself.” Prince Luo smiled smugly. … This is a warm, sweet story about family rivalries and rural life, with a harmonious, one-on-one ending. Flowers, monthly tickets, scented sachets, diamonds, and magic pens are all welcome… I love flowers and love Mimi. Please show me some support, everyone! O(∩_∩)O~ Reader group: VIP reader group 115239656. Only readers with legitimate Hongxiu subscriptions may join, and you must be at least a basic VIP member. When applying, be sure to include verification details, such as “Hongxiu member XXX.” Applications without this information will be rejected. Please support the official edition. The VIP group will share bonus chapters from time to time. Trouble-makers, please stay away. Thank you! O(∩_∩)O~