After transmigrating, Xiao Jiu'er became a useless nobody whom everyone despised.
Her grandfather didn't dote on her, her grandmother didn't love her, her father ignored her, and her mother was harmed.
A max-level powerhouse had become the lowest on the food chain, and everyone wanted to come and bully her.
She was born a darling of the heavens. How could she let the likes of you run wild?
Pills and magical treasures came easily to her, and she mastered eye techniques and curses without a teacher.
The myriad beasts of the demon race regarded her as their master, while the divine clan's heavenly healer was her biggest fan.
She could revive the dead and poison scoundrels. Xiao Jiu'er happily became a rich woman, living without a care in the world.
But can someone tell her why the cub she picked up turned out to be her own child?
And why is that stunning young man who keeps trying to kill her actually her disciple? And the child's father, too?
One-sentence summary: The strongest ancestor of the demon race is reborn and returns to teach her unfilial descendants how to behave.
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So many things I want to say to Ye Ye
I really love Ye Ye's books. "The Concubine's Daughter" was the first online novel I read, and I've read every single one of hers since. I remember it very clearly. In my second year of junior high, "The Concubine's Daughter" consistently topped the 17k female-oriented online novel charts, and both the cover and the title were incredibly appealing to me. I clicked to read it, and "The Concubine's Daughter" was absolutely amazing. I practically read it day and night. Back then, "The Concubine's Daughter" was completely free. I remember on the day before the midterm exams, I happened to read about Yun You jumping off a cliff, and I cried my eyes out. Not knowing the truth, after finishing my test, I kept cursing Ye Zixuan on the table with my pencil. Back then, my 17k bookshelf had several categories because I was also writing, so I changed my pseudonym several times. But no matter which pseudonym it was, as long as it was a 17k pseudonym, I would put Ye Ye's four books on a separate bookshelf. The most outrageous period when I liked "The Concubine's Daughter" was in the days immediately after I finished reading it. I had this urge to commit suicide and travel to a place where I could meet a boy like Ye Zixuan, sob sob sob. After reading "The Concubine's Daughter," I also read "The Price of Heaven" and "The Scheming Concubine." "The Scheming Concubine" was truly the book that suited my taste the most because I really love Lin Yinan. I still remember Ye Ye writing in the book review of "The Concubine's Daughter" that she would write Lin Yinan as lovable as Ye Zixuan, and she really did it, even surpassing him. I really love every male protagonist in Ye Ye's novels. Later, I waited for Phoenix Rising Dynasty, but there were no updates. It wasn't until I searched on Baidu and browsed Tieba that I finally saw someone say that Ye Ye had changed her alias. So I excitedly ran over to read the stories again. Waaah, I really love "The Golden Beast Tamer" and "The Unmarried Concubine," even though they don't have an ending, they're books I've loved for a long, long time. There isn't a single book by Ye Ye that I don't like. Over the past few years, I've been looking forward to updates to my old books, or even to new books starting every night. I even go back to Baidu every now and then to see if there's a new pseudonym or something. Before 17k changed its page, you could see the author's online time. I vaguely remember seeing that the pseudonym Ye Lingxi had an online record in 2018. At that time, I wondered if a new book would come out. So I waited for another three years, but thankfully I finally got to read the new book by my absolute favorite author. But when I saw this new book, I was first shocked and then incredulous. When I actually saw it on 17k and read the text and realized it was written in Ye Ye's style, I was incredibly excited. I was in Classical Chinese class at the time, and I was so sleepy I was about to die, but when I saw this new book, I was so excited that tears almost welled up in my eyes. Seriously, the novel "Emperor's Throne" still has that familiar feeling. The male lead is still the kind of person I like. The only difference is that Ye Ye's writing style has become more and more delicate. I saw the shadows of so many old books in this book. It felt like I was still in the second year of junior high school, before I encountered so many things that happened later. Sometimes I felt so emotional that I wanted to cover my face and cry. Every book I read each night was practically a representation of my youth. I've watched "The Concubine's Daughter" countless times, even though I know the rest of the story, I'm still willing to watch it again and again. That's great, she's back to writing books, in the very place where I first met her, writing the story of Xiao Jiu'er and Bei Muhan. So when will these two older brothers be able to recognize each other? 🤕
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😂😂Please update! Please update!
Haha, I love the look of a little puppy.
My favorite novel is *The Concubine's Daughter*. Ever since reading it, some of the emotions in the story have had a profound and lasting impact on me. In high school, when I couldn't sleep at night, I would fantasize about Ye Zixuan and various scenarios to get through the night. Many years later, I dreamed about it again, and reread it for the nth time. I loved it then, and I still love it now. 😁
Visiting and greeting the masterpiece
Bright Moon
Mingyue came to visit, and the work is fantastic! 👍 Keep up the good work! ^0^
This is your fourth novel! I'm so envious. I'll support you with my votes.
Oh dear, you need to take care of yourself, Ye Ye. Take it slow, no rush ❤️
No rush, no rush. Taking good care of your health is the most important thing. Get well soon.
Let me guess, Jiu'er is his fiancée.