Spring Fills the City
The Liu family of the capital is an aristocratic clan so powerful and prestigious that even the imperial family must treat them with a measure of deference.
Liu Yan, the legitimate youngest daughter of the Liu family's second branch, is naturally intelligent and blessed with both good fortune and wisdom.
When she was five, her stepmother entered the household. Liu Yan had expected a fierce battle to ensue, but to her surprise, this stepmother turned out to be quite different from what she had imagined.
With her elder brother looking out for her from childhood, her childhood sweetheart always by her side, and a loving family to cherish her, Liu Yan grows up surrounded by affection. Her mother and daughter share a deep, heartfelt bond, and she blossoms into a clever, proud, and spirited young woman.
This is the story of an unconventional aristocratic household and the vibrant coming-of-age journey of a young noblewoman.
An unconventional take on inner-household intrigue; historical romance with one female lead and one male lead.
Liu Yan is a young lady of a distinguished aristocratic family. She is spoiled, domineering, and jealous, but she is also carefree, courageous, and decisive.
She does not allow herself to be confined to the narrow confines of the inner household. Instead, she grows freely and boldly, flourishing entirely on her own terms.
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