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The Emperor's gift
Because her father wanted a son, Si Ling Chi is considered a disgraceful, worthless girl until, by discovering silk and captivating the Emperor, she fulfills the oracle's prediction that she will one day be greatly revered by all of China.
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- "Because her father wanted a son, Si Ling Chi is considered a disgraceful, worthless girl until, by discovering silk and captivating the Emperor, she fulfills the oracle's prediction that she will one day be greatly revered by all of China."
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