Su Jinxiu transmigrated.
She went from being a famous modern embroiderer to an eleven-year-old country girl.
Good grief, the entire Su family was destitute, with nothing to their name.
They couldn’t even get a bowl of hot porridge, let alone a proper meal. This body had literally starved to death!
The most important thing now was to fill her stomach!
Su Jinxiu looked at her sickly little brother, her mother, thin as a skeleton, and her gaunt, sallow-faced elder sister.
She secretly vowed to make the family prosperous.
She had no idea how to farm or raise chickens, but as an embroiderer, she had no trouble making money.
She designed patterns for the embroidery shop owner, sold embroidered pieces and thread, and quietly made a fortune!
With embroidery, new recipes, and stylish new clothes she designed, the Su family’s life gradually began to flourish.
Before long, Su Jinxiu had become a renowned embroiderer throughout the surrounding villages!
Sigh, such a good classical Chinese text, and then you throw in a fantasy element at the end! The beginning was great, but I think it would have been better if you hadn't added that fantasy element later on (just my opinion, please don't criticize)! The female lead is a time traveler, and the male lead is a general of noble status, not bad, right?
"In the next few days, take care of everything that needs to be done. We don't know when we'll be back after going to the Xuan Realm. As for Nangong Cang, we'll just lure him back to the Xuan Realm. We need to be quick. The problem with the Xuan Realm's barrier will definitely attract the attention of the higher-ups. Once the barrier is repaired, we won't be able to go back."
I really like it; the author writes wonderfully.
I didn't expect it to be so good.