Song of the Dawn

Su Suyue transmigrates into the adopted daughter of a low-ranking county magistrate, a three-year-old child who could die of illness at any moment.

In the original novel, the Su family are all kindhearted fools, scapegoats and cannon fodder who take the blame for powerful families:

Her father is a hapless county magistrate who takes the fall for the prefect's embezzlement, then dies of illness on the road to exile.

Her eldest brother is an honest scholar whose exam honors are stolen by a nobleman's son. Wrongfully accused, he throws himself into a well.

Her second brother is a hotheaded constable who arrests the Minister of Revenue's son, then gets framed for murder and tortured to death.

Her birth mother is a gentle-tempered embroiderer, whose skill is unrivaled in the capital. But an imperial merchant steals her designs, driving her mad with rage.

And Su Suyue, a three-year-old toddler on the verge of death, doesn't even have a name in the original novel!

Lying in a drafty, dilapidated house, Su Suyue inwardly flips the table in a fury.