Blue Bull

Pei Qin, upon transmigration, was instantaneously drenched in a basin of misery.
The Scholar father was murdered on his way to the exams, and eldest uncle Jian Shen had two households.
There was a son from the second wife, but neither grandparents nor villagers liked him, and he was also a thorn in the side of eldest aunt.
Valuing sons over daughters, they wanted to sell her to buy land.
Malnourished and poorly clad, her mother and siblings toiled like beasts of burden.
Before she could strive for a better life, that already deceased Scholar father came back to life.
He'd married a rich man's daughter? Sired two sons?
Life was so hard, yet it drove his wife to her death.
Pei Qin looked at her emaciated younger siblings, her hands trembling: To the mountains!!
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Lived in caves, built a hut, ate wild vegetables, gathered wild fruits.
In poverty-stricken days, Pei Qin led her siblings to quietly amass wealth and silently prosper.
Just as they were about to thrive, another wave of misfortune was thrown their way!
Pei Qin with hands on hips: If you want to play the scoundrel, I'll make sure you're reduced to nothing!
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The Eldest Daughter of a Rural Family

The sun was still blazing high during the daytime, but by evening a wild wind had arisen, clouds gathered densely, and the distant rumble of thunder could be heard.


Pei Qin went out for a while and immediately gathered the Imperial Guards, as well as her own troops.


Emperor Chu Wen had already passed out.


Shi Rui came out anxiously, "General Pei, should we summon some Elder Statesmen to the Palace?"


Pei Qin's eyes flickered, "Let's summon a few officials to the Palace!"


Shi Rui agreed and hurriedly made arrangements.


Jiang Gan and Shen Gu, along with several old officials, however, were unable to enter the Palace.


Xiao Guangbi had already received the news and contacted the Five-City Soldiers and Horses Troop along with personnel who infiltrated, and their standard-bearers attacked the palace gates.


Bao Xun, having defended Liaodong for many years and being quite capable in warfare, directed his troops to force the palace.


Chapter 239: Succession to Prince Yongle_5