A mafia boss transmigrates into the body of a wealthy family's legitimate daughter. From a woman born to rule the realm to a farmer's widow with a living husband, Song Qingcheng has never accepted her fate. You want me dead? I'll live a life more vibrant than ever. I don't need a man; I'll rely on myself. This deserted wife farms, does business, and fights for territory with a child in tow. A good woman is worth ten men, and the scent of rice blossoms promises a bountiful year. The handsome crown prince stands just below The Outcast, yet he'd rather give up the throne than marry Song Qingcheng, that poisonous flower. The Third Prince wants no part in worldly affairs, yet he can't let this woman go and is willing to turn against the crown prince for her. I farm and do business with my own two hands, make delicious food and beautiful clothes, and fight for territory. I'm a street thug, so who am I afraid of?
It's quite good, but it's too long. I still prefer books with no more than 500 chapters.
"It looks good now, not bad at all. I wonder how it will turn out later. I've read several books that started off well but got worse towards the end. I hope the author can fulfill my wish."
After reading the beginning, it's exactly my type. Would a modern person be afraid of not surviving in ancient times? I'll keep reading…
Another heroine who achieves great feats, reaping success in both love and career, and giving birth to a little dumpling—a perfect ending.
That's so satisfying to see! This is how life should be lived! So incredibly powerful!
In ancient times, life was difficult for every woman. To survive, one had to be ruthless and cruel. Well written.
I like this unique style; they always let their fists do the talking.
It's alright, I feel like I want to keep watching.
The female lead is indeed quite good, but she gets taken advantage of by several men; any Tom, Dick, or Harry can get close to her.
The writing is good and concise.