Daughter's Name

Everyone knows that Cui Lingshu was born noble, and he is the daughter of Cui family in Qinghe. But she has been stuck in the mud for half her life, and only then did she realize that the value of a thousand pieces of gold is in the heart but not in the name. In her previous life, she was naive and meek, and mistakenly trusted her husband. Her father was brutally murdered by her uncle and her husband, and the family property was swallowed up. She was forced to marry her enemy as his wife, suffered all kinds of humiliation in prison, and died tragically in pregnancy, killing one and two. Once she was reborn, she fell back to the time when she had hair-cut hair. The tragedy had not yet begun, and everything could still be undone. In this life, she was sinister and forbearing, spreading intelligence, controlling chess games, purging traitors, overthrowing enemies, and changing her fate every step of the way. In order to avoid disputes in the court, she deliberately sought stability and self-protection. However, it arouses the obsession of the powerful and violent and paranoid eighth prince Xiao Jinheng. He has a large number of soldiers, is in charge of the Supervision Department, and is unparalleled in his killing spree. But he is deeply in love with her, demands her love forcefully, and pursues her madly. In his previous life, he silently slaughtered all her enemies for her, but in this life, he just wanted to fall in love with her. Rebirth from a desperate situation, turbulent plots, love and hate. Cui Lingshu will finally break free from the shackles of his family status and prove with his own hands: A thousand pieces of gold are valuable because of their family status and splendor, but everyone knows that the importance of a thousand pieces of gold lies in gold, not fame. The so-called daughter is never a surname and status given by the family. It is the character that rose from the mire, endured, sober, and decisive in killing, survived the humble years, and refused to despise oneself. This tempered character as precious as gold can bear the word "a thousand pieces of gold." A true daughter does not rely on her family background or her husband, but only on her pride, which makes her worth thousands of gold.