Pressured by his father's demands to find a wife, Prince Inbu holds a tournament like no other to find the woman of his dreams. Thinking nobody will be willing to swim in milk or dance with pigs. He's proven wrong when three hundred women from all over the continent sign up. Among the brave bachelorettes is Mei, a farmer's daughter, who wants to prove that peasants can make a difference. How far will Mei go to win Prince Inbu's heart?
Genre: FICTION / SatireMei stretched her arms, leaning back against the mattress. She rolled over, feeling the sun rays on her face. Even without the chickens crowing, she knew it was time to get up. Two Shih Tzu dogs jumped on her bed. The black one Oxo, pulled the covers away, the white one, Tenshi, licked her hand and using her tongue to slap Mei's face.
So much for a lie-in. Since her brothers moved to the neighbouring kingdom of Oppai, the dogs took over their morning ritual of waking Mei up. Mei picked a blue dress to slip on, it was her favourite colour, didn't get spoilt by the dirt.
"Mei!" her mother roared. "Take a look at this!"
Gasping, Mei's hands shook. The tenseness in her stomach made her feel there was a knot in it. Her mother's tone sounded serious. She hoped nothing had gone wrong. "Are they all right?" Overcome with worry, she panted and dashed down the stairs.
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French
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Translated by Denise Silva
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Italian
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Translated by Riccardo Mainetti
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Author review: Always a pleasure to work with you. |
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Translated by Denise Silva
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Author review: Excellent work! Thank you so much! |
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Translated by Fernanda Zamorano Grajales
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Author review: Fernanda did a wonderful job in bringing my story to life. |
