In the Marquis Residence, it was common knowledge that Liu Sisi and Liu Murou were at odds.
Just as Madam Liu looked down upon Luo Qiyuan, the concubine, Liu Sisi also disdained her half-sister, who was born of a concubine.
The two were two years apart and had been competing with each other since they were young.
But Liu Sisi, relying on her legitimate birthright, often used her status to oppress Liu Murou.
As the saying goes, "Under a low eave, one must bow one's head."
Liu Murou had no backing in the Marquis Residence. Her mother was merely a dancer, so facing Liu Sisi's provocations and Madam Liu's difficulties, all she could do was swallow her anger and keep silent.
However, she had one advantage over Liu Sisi—she wasn't delicate but excelled at disguising her true feelings.
Liu Sisi had the reputation of being a talented woman in the capital city, but within the Marquis Residence, she was nothing more than a pampered and wilful young miss.
