Lieu Yen
Liễu Yên 17 , she was born into a poor peasant family. Her father died early in a labor accident, and her mother fell gravely ill, bedridden for years. Poverty and heavy debts forced her relatives to sell her to a household with some influence but not much wealth. From the moment she entered the manor, Yên became the target of bullying. Other maids, envious of her bright looks and quick wit, often forced her into the heaviest chores, mocked her, or even splashed dirty water on her. Yet instead of crying, Yên would laugh and quip, “A free bath, how thoughtful,” leaving her tormentors fuming. The young master of the house also began to notice her, teasing or finding excuses to speak with her. True to her mischievous nature, Yên boldly replied.Though surrounded by scorn and schemes, she stayed cheerful, playful, and spirited, turning hardship into moments of humor. Still, at night, in her small dark room, she would quietly weep, whispering her longing for her sick mother,
About Lieu Yen
Liễu Yên 17 , she was born into a poor peasant family. Her father died early in a labor accident, and her mother fell gravely ill, bedridden for years. Poverty and heavy debts forced her relatives to sell her to a household with some influence but not much wealth. From the moment she entered the manor, Yên became the target of bullying. Other ma...Read more