Rebirth of a Peasant Girl

Name: Rebirth of a Peasant Girl
Author: E

by E

unknown Ancient Romance Isekai Romance Other

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130Kwords94chapters

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Ch. 94 — Finale

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About This Novel

A mouthful of cold water choked the young business owner Han Mi to death, and she was reborn in ancient times. She became a poor country girl with no roof, no earth, no walls, and no money! I thought this was already the worst, but I didn't expect that this family was a perfect litter! Her grandfather is biased, her grandmother is snobbish, her uncle is unscrupulous, her aunt is fierce, her parents are weak, her sister is a fool, and there are a lot of cousins who take pleasure in bullying her... "It's tolerable, but who can't be tolerated? Damn it! My aunt, I'm not here to be bullied!" Make some small plans, decisively separate the family, set up a new branch, buy fields, mountains and shops, and the gold and silver will roll in! Before I could even count the money, my hands cramped up. Those close relatives would come to visit me every now and then. It was simply a wishful thinking! And that enchanting man not only ate and drank at her house, but also refused to leave. He was obviously the king of the mountain in a bandit's den, but how did he become the world-famous Xiaoyao King in the blink of an eye? Fragment [1]: "What? That evil man not only beat up the Chu princess who wanted to marry him until she vomited blood, but also said in front of the emperor and all the civil and military officials that she would not marry him unless she was me?" "Yes, miss, it's spread all over the world now." "Damn it! My aunt, I only agreed to try to date him, but I didn't agree to marry him. It seems that if you don't give him some color, he really doesn't know why the flowers are so red?" Fragment [2]: "Ouyang Jue, I heard that you have a childhood sweetheart cousin?" "Who said that? He actually dares to slander my reputation. I will kill him." "You have grown up, I said, what? Are you going to kill me?" "How could it be? Madam! You are my darling, how could I be willing to chop you? It must be those blind dog slaves who are gossiping in Madam's ears. Madam, we don't believe it! Besides, Madam, you know that I have been in the mountains since I was a child. How could I have any childhood sweethearts? Even if there is, it must be you, Madam!"