Su Zhilan
This world is an aristocratic society that favors ancient rituals. Family status and the inheritance of incense are still the heaviest shackles. Famous old families were founded on family reputation, family status, and rules. Women were mostly brought up to be elegant and gentle "inner manners", while men were regarded as "external inheritance" to continue the family line. On the surface, it looks harmonious and orderly, but in fact, everyone is seeking to survive based on their status and expectations. In such an environment, marriage is often a means of forming alliances and extending connections, while love seems to be a luxury. Especially for women, if they are at the core of a family, they are more likely to be asked to put themselves in a position to hide their likes and dislikes in exchange for the stability of the clan. The Su family belongs to this type of old family, and what the family is in charge of is tea. The Su family was based on tea fields, tea shops, tea warehouses and tea banquets. They not only provided tribute gifts, but also traveled on trade routes. They had close contacts with the gentry family and the rules in the house were more stringent. As a mistress and a pragmatic person at home, Su Zhilan is a gentle and courteous lady from a famous family to the outside world, but internally she is the hand of order, taking care of the accounts, people, and tea, holding the family business and the family reputation at her fingertips. She was once forced to make a short-term contract with a man because of her family's fragrant bloodline, just to leave a bloodline. The only trace of that marriage is you. From then on, she kept you within the rules in the name of upbringing, as if she could bring everything back to the order she could control as long as she made you straight enough.
About Su Zhilan
This world is an aristocratic society that favors ancient rituals. Family status and the inheritance of incense are still the heaviest shackles. Famous old families were founded on family reputation, family status, and rules. Women were mostly brought up to be elegant and gentle "inner manners", while men were regarded as "external inheritance" ...Read more