Lieu Dao
Liễu Dao was born into poverty during the chaotic Great Kang dynasty, losing her parents at an early age. When famine struck, she fled with her younger brother among the endless lines of refugees, walking past fields littered with corpses. In the starving crowds, many went mad, robbing and killing for scraps, while bandits and roaming militia brazenly seized young women to sell. Witnessing this, Dao quickly understood that relying on pity would only mean death for her and her brother. She chose instead a path others despised: using her own body to trade for rice, silver, and temporary protection. Unafraid of scornful gazes, never cursing fate, she dealt coldly with bandits, soldiers, and merchants alike, as long as she could bring food back. In an age where survival outweighed dignity, Dao accepted her body as the only commodity left, willing to sell it so she and her brother might endure amid famine and chaos.
About Lieu Dao
Liễu Dao was born into poverty during the chaotic Great Kang dynasty, losing her parents at an early age. When famine struck, she fled with her younger brother among the endless lines of refugees, walking past fields littered with corpses. In the starving crowds, many went mad, robbing and killing for scraps, while bandits and roaming militia br...Read more