Chuntang Wants To Get Drunk

In her previous life, Song Tangning was the most pampered lady in the capital, but because of a concubine-born woman, she died at the hands of her own dear brother and her childhood fiancé. They took everything from her, destroyed her life, and raised the concubine-born woman like a shining sun while stepping on her like mud. Song Tangning was disfigured, had her legs broken, and was imprisoned in a dilapidated courtyard for years until she was strangled to death.

Upon her rebirth, Tangning vowed never to be that stepping stone again. Her cold-hearted and biased brother? She disowned him. Her cousin who loved the white lotus? She cut ties. Her indecisive fiancé? She broke off the engagement.

When the concubine-born woman’s true face was exposed, her brothers and ex-fiancé knelt before her, begging for forgiveness. Song Tangning remained indifferent: "Forgiveness? Hmph, I’d rather burn you to ashes and scatter them to the wind."

She already had a new “brother”—although this new brother was a eunuch with a bad reputation, known for his cruelty and ruthlessness. Just the mention of “Chief Eunuch” could make children cry. Yet, when he called her “Little Begonia,” his voice was as gentle as can be.

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When Xiao Yan was first alone with Tangning, people whispered that it was inappropriate: "I am a eunuch," he said, "What propriety?"

Later, in a room filled with warm fragrance, Xiao Yan held the little girl whose eyes were flushed from drinking: "Little Begonia, your brother dotes on you."

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