Abyss and Stars: from Slave to Queen

The moment the holy city fell, seven-year-old Abigail watched her father disappear in the flames. She didn't know that this would be the last free moment in her life. In the next ten years, she went from being the daughter of a royal priest to being the trophy of a slave trader. They were oppressed in turn by the Babylonians, Moabites, and Ammonites. Amidst the sound of whipping and famine, her childhood was shattered by death one after another. No one knows her real name. No one knew she was from the Holy City. No one knows that this "dead-hearted girl" still has some kind of light hidden in her eyes. Until Mordecai showed up. He spent all his wealth to redeem her and gave her new life and a new name - Esther. "A star doesn't go out to avoid the darkness," he said, "it just waits for its time to shine." After ten years of anonymity, she learned to live like a snake in the enemy's camp. Learned to cover up hatred with a smile. Hide ambition with obedience. Until news of the national draft came. Mordecai looked at her with a certain fatalistic glint in his eyes. "Perhaps," he said, "the time has come." She had no idea she would step into the highest halls of power in Persia. Little did he know that this step would drag the entire empire into a conspiracy storm. The girl who emerged from the abyss is weaving a web of revenge with forbearance and wisdom. And her enemies don't know that death is approaching. She is the most insignificant pawn in the chess game of power. But maybe - she'll be the one that turns the tables.