A Myriad of Dreams

Gu Chaoyan is the eldest daughter of the Gu Family, yet the least favorite one. She is mostly despised and belittled by everyone around, only because she isn't pretty. 
Left alone in her shabby Qiong Pavilion, she survives hard with her only friend, the maid, Qing, and expects to marry Prince Lu Jiming whom she adores deeply. However, the Prince betrays her and even drives her into jumping into a lake to kill her. 
Fortunately, Gu Chaoyan survives and gets reborn, with the soul of an agent from the 21st century. From that moment on, Gu Chaoyan becomes someone totally different. She is no longer weak, clinging or naïve. She uses her knowledge through medicine and makes herself pretty and slender. She also strikes back at those who bullied and looked down on her. Moreorover, she successfully attracts Lord Huai, the beloved child of the King and Queen. 
They develop a relationship with each other and help each other throughout their lives. In this way, she not only manages to take revenge but also gains a high-level social status of herself as well as a dear love for her life a second time.

Henyee Translations

Ms. Doctor Divine

Henyee

"The Sixth Son is totally off track. He is a prince, but he keeps dealing with business people. He barely comes and greets me throughout the year, and he barely stays in the capital either. He is not a very calm-hearted person."

"The Eighth Son is also very spoiled, arrogant and impulsive. He is never in a reasonable mood. He chopped the arm of an officer's daughter off, just because he got irritated. It ruined the girl's whole life. Also, he was born by Jiang Shuang, so he is part of the Jiang Family."

"Lord Ling is definitely the most suitable one. He is smart, honest, and filial. He is gentle and a very suitable heir. He will be accepted by the ministers and civilians for sure."

The Empress Dowager made an analysis about the princes.

As for the other princes, they were either too young or had a mother with too low a class. So they were never mentioned when princes were spoken of.

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