Si Jin

The day the city fell, Feng Yun was treated by her father as a spoil of war and presented to the enemy general.
Everyone pitied her, soon to be a captive, plunging into a fiery pit.
Yet she veiled the little donkey cart that took her out of the city tightly, daring not to let anyone see the secret delight in her heart…
As a child, she behaved oddly and spoke startling words, once predicting a war in which the whole army was wiped out, nearly being burned to death by her clan as a demon.
When she grew up, her beauty was out of the world, but she was rejected by her husband's family.
In the period of chaos and disorder everywhewe, where could a female captive go?
"I do not seek a devoted partner to grow old with; I merely wish to rule unrivaled in this life."
In her previous life, Feng Yun was always the one being scorned by others; in this life, she decided to strike first, turning the tables on each and every one of them, those so-called unreachable flowers and beasts in gentleman's clothing, those degenerates… all to be scorned in return.

The Slender Waist

"Madam?" Yuan Shangyi gripped her hand, "Will you accompany me back to Xijing, please?"


It took Feng Yun a moment to snap back to reality, to grasp what the child was saying.


Subconsciously, she took hold of Yuan Shangyi's small hand and hugged him tightly.


"Thank you, Ayuan, for considering me, but I can't leave right now. If you must go back, I can send someone to escort you..."


Sure enough, a look of disappointment flashed in Yuan Shangyi's eyes, and he pursed his lips.


Feng Yun understood and gave a faint smile, "Don't worry, Ayuan. It won't be long before we can be reunited as husband and wife. Isn't Andu about to establish the auxiliary capital and build the detached palace?"


Yuan Shangyi asked, "Madam, is it really not because of me that you're staying?"


Yuan Shangyi immediately lit up, "Then great, we'll stay at Huaxi."


As long as he could be with Madam, he was happy no matter where.


Chapter 363: Estrangement of Heart and Morality_3