Feng Qing

Plucking a flower to discuss the supreme truth.

Wandering in thought through my lost homeland, gazing endlessly at the road to the ends of the earth, I know not where my home lies. Smiling at the rivers and mountains, drinking a thousand jars of wine in intoxication, leaving behind nothing but a name for ten thousand years. Prince Qin Mu, who had been ordered by the Emperor to suppress bandits in Gwangju, unexpectedly found Xie Wu—the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Ying, who had been missing for many years, and his former betrothed by pre-marital agreement. Xie Wu had been missing for eleven years, and Qin Mu had long since married Xie Wan, the second daughter of the Duke of Ying. However, the engagement between Xie Wu and Qin Mu had been bestowed by the late Emperor. The entire capital was eagerly waiting for the joke of the two daughters of the Duke of Ying fighting over the same man. Little did they know that this phoenix's return to the imperial court was intended to stir up storms and shake the magnificent capital... Reading Guide and Content Warnings 1. Minimal domestic infighting; this is not a story about a legitimate daughter vs. an illegitimate daughter or a "true heiress" slapping faces and abusing scum fathers and stepmothers. 2. The female protagonist is a transmigrator with a slightly low sense of morality; the general quality of characters in this story is not high. 3. Minimal romance; there are many male characters, and the first one to appear is not necessarily the male lead. 4. Slightly slow-burn, "brainless" fiction; the female protagonist may seem powerful, but her intelligence cannot exceed that of the author. 5. Long hiatus; this is a new attempt to get back into writing to find my rhythm. The length of the ending is currently unknown.