The Concubine Who Fled the Marquis’s Household

A daughter's heart is like a needle at the bottom of the sea; what does Fu'er want? Unfettered freedom? You can't have your cake and eat it too!

The maternal grandfather has finally met his granddaughter! Why haven't the father and daughter, or the father and son, recognized each other in the past ten years?

The rivalry between uncle and nephew is so intense that they meet but do not recognize each other. The struggle between emperors is like a conflict between two nations.

No way, I hope Fu'er and Xiao Lin end up together.

Fu'er won't marry someone from the northern desert, will she?

It seems the fate of Yao, the father of the Meng family's son-in-law and sister, and the final fate of Song Jiyun are not explained.

That's utterly vicious. Whether or not someone is a member of the Zhou family, Song wants to eliminate them as quickly as possible.

At this pace, it'll easily have at least 1000 chapters, with more weddings, family feuds, father-son and father-daughter reunions to follow. Personal and familial fates are intertwined with the fate of the nation. The destinies of various characters—including the emperor—are all interwoven into a grand epic of family and country, linked together by the fate of a single young woman.

Meng Shilan's dialogue with Princess Yalan, though brief, struck a chord deep within her, bringing her sudden enlightenment. A seemingly unsolvable game of chess was brought to life. A mother's strength shines through, demonstrating her strategic brilliance. The novel's author, with meticulous detail and ingenious plot, unveils a grand chapter of turbulent early dynasty from the perspective of a concubine, revealing internal and external troubles and ever-present threats.

Can't I continue watching after recharging?