The Tales of a Blessed Daughter Novel

In "The Tales of a Blessed Daughter" by Two Hundred, Su Yan is granted a second chance at life, returning to the day of her betrothal. In her past existence, her grandfather was falsely accused of treason, leading to the downfall of her family's eldest branch and its seizure by the second branch. Her cousin then stole her fiancé and plotted to marry her to the ailing Prince of Guangping. After being framed for incest by her cousin and beaten to death, Su Yan learned her entire family had been annihilated. Determined to alter her fate, Su Yan confronts her enemies. She rebuffs her cousin's wedding invitation with a sharp retort about their new familial relationship. Her ex-fiancé's dismissal of her as "evil" is met with a chilling promise of retribution. Su Yan also possesses a Soul Returning Pill, intended to cure Prince Guangping, her childhood savior. However, the pill proves unexpectedly potent, restoring him to perfect health and leading to an awkward, intimate encounter. The next day, a sore Su Yan grapples with the surprising effectiveness of the cure. Su Yan is characterized as pretty, smart, vengeful, and protective, while Gu Ruoyun, the Prince, is cold, fond of small animals, and often treats Su Yan gently like a soft-hearted rabbit.