Moreover, the clean status of a young lady allowed her to quickly integrate into the Southern socialite circle, experiencing a life far more comfortable than being an ordinary person.
However, she soon realized that every circle has its own difficulties.
Due to her family's financial situation and the need to keep certain matters low-key, she became the least prominent young lady, with not much "assets," in a circle where money speaks.
Furthermore, because of frequent school transfers in her childhood, she couldn't keep up with her academic studies. Her struggling grades made her feel pitifully inadequate when faced with the high-education, high-quality socialite world that valued those talented in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.
Once again, she became the object of ridicule.
