Ye Zhi transmigrated into a book and became a vicious female supporting character who was destined to be torn apart by five horses when the male lead achieved fame and success...
Even though it is also a transmigration story, who has it worse than her?
Just thinking about it, she can already feel the impending pain of being torn apart by horses. No, she absolutely can't let that happen.
She is only seven years old now, and the male lead, damned as he is, is only eight. Everything is still possible!
She tries hard to please the humble, fallen, powerless boy, but as the day of the dismemberment draws nearer, he remains unmoved.
In the end!
In order to save her life, Ye Zhi has no choice but to stomp her feet and hide with her maidservants in a remote area.
Anyway! She won't come out for three to five years, laughing triumphantly at her own cleverness.
What she doesn't know is that after her disappearance!
The infamous Chancellor Shen, who is rumored to be ruthless and sinister, stared red-eyed at the candlelight, sleepless through the night.

To whose house do the fallen flowers belong? The mystery remains unsolved~


By the time Ye Zhi learned of this, it was already New Year's Eve. Her expression was calm and unruffled, facing it with equanimity.


One might ask, which heroine in ancient tales doesn't have suitors buzzing around her?


In the Daqing Dynasty, New Year's Eve was also called Churi, Chunight, Sui Chu, etc., marking the last day of the twelfth month and the end of a year, "the month ends, the year concludes," hence it was very grand.


In Volume Seven of Zhang Zhimu's "Qiongqing Record," "Chunight," it is said: "Towards the end of the twelfth month, it is customary to call the last day of the month Sui Chu. Regardless of the size of the household, gentry, and commoners alike, sweep the doors and windows, rid of dust and dirt, and clean the household... to pray for peace in the new year." 


Chapter 393 - Chapter 392: Do You Feel Wronged?