Marry a Daughter
Alternative names: 嫡嫁千金
Author: Qianshan Tea Guest
Genre: Romance, Novel
Source: Online
Status: Ongoing
Release: 20xx

Description:

“Ink Rain and Clouds” by Xue Fangfei, Jiang Li, and Xiao Heng. The young lady of the Xue family is both talented and beautiful. She married a man of her dreams. They were in love and harmony. After three years of companionship, her husband was the top scorer in the imperial examination. The husband’s glory is not expensive. He is greedy for titles and salaries. In order to become a son-in-law, he regarded her as a stumbling block on the road to marrying a princess and killed her and destroyed her heir.

The spoiled princess stood in front of her bed and sneered: Even if you are beautiful and talented, you are just the daughter of a petty official. I will crush you to death – it’s as easy as crushing an ant! She
was slandered and hanged herself. Her younger brother was killed by power for seeking justice. Her old father got sick and passed away after hearing the bad news. In the 42nd year of Hongxiao, Xue Fangfei, the most beautiful woman in Yanjing, died and was reborn in the body of Jiang Li, the daughter of the Prime Minister who fell into the water!

Once she stepped into a wealthy family, her private affairs continued to emerge. She fought back against all kinds of monsters and demons. She used to have a soft heart, but now she is as sharp as a knife! Jiang Li swore that she would never be trampled on by others again. In this life, she would settle the injustice in the mansion and avenge the blood feud!

He is the youngest Duke of Beiyan, unruly and beautiful, moody, and collects rare flowers in the world.
Everyone says that the second daughter of the Prime Minister, the Jiang family, is pure and lovely, with a noble character, pure and kind like a snow-white lotus. He was dressed in red and asked with a smile:

“White lotus? It’s obviously a man-eating plant that eats people without spitting out bones.”

Jiang Li: “Duke, be careful not to break your hand.”
Ji Heng: “Such a ferocious man-eating plant, of course, is snatched back to the mansion to protect the house.”

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