The Sweet Young Lady Is Spoiled Rotten by Her Ninth Uncle

Gu Mingzhu, who died young and came from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, wakes up in the body of history’s most unfortunate reborn heroine. The moment she arrives, her engagement is broken off. Her five brilliant and mighty brothers speak in unison: “Those little bastards can get lost. What kind of marriage alliance is that? Mingzhu stays here in the Gu family, where we can spoil her.” Her overbearing younger brother rolls up his fists: “Those scumbags who broke off the engagement? I’ll beat them up every time I see them.” Her loving grandmother strokes her head: “Our Mingzhu deserves better. She should be matched with a refined gentleman, as warm as jade.” Everyone: … In other families, a daughter whose engagement is broken is treated like a weed. In theirs, she’s a treasure. And that’s not all. There’s someone even more outrageous. The Gu family’s notorious “Uncle Nine”: “My Zhu Zhu is gentle and demure, tender and sweet, and delicate as can be. She doesn’t know martial arts, archery, or medicine. Anyone who bullies her will be crippled by yours truly.” Everyone is on the verge of tears. Are you sure the one you’re describing is your own girl, the devilish young woman who can blind everyone with a single needle in her hand? (One-on-one romance, both leads are each other’s first.) My new book, The Imperial Consort Has Stirred Up the Harem Again, is out now. Please show it your support!