The moment Gu Jia transmigrates, she feels there’s no way she can go on living. Not only has the family that needs good luck from a bride carried her back home, there’s also a rusty pair of scissors stuck in her chest.
That would be bad enough, but her grandmother is cruel, her sister-in-law is overbearing, and not one of her many aunts is easy to deal with.
She can’t go back, and pretending to be meek won’t work either. It seems she’s doomed either way.
But since she’s been given a second life, she might as well take a gamble and carve out a brilliant future rather than live a mediocre one.
With a quick turn of her mind and a few deft strokes of the abacus, she thinks: so what if merchants rank below scholars, farmers, and artisans? Who says a merchant’s daughter can’t build a nation?
It's good-looking. The heroine doesn't have a golden finger. She relies on her own efforts to move forward step by step and eventually becomes the Queen Shang. The male protagonist is just the right amount of strength and coldness, and is always by the female protagonist's side. There is no misunderstanding between the two of them, they are always facing each other. The families of both the male and female protagonists are a bit extreme, but they are all resolved. It's just that there was a little bit of interaction after the romance was established.
Not bad, a book I really like.
Very good, worth watching
It's quite nice to watch, without all those intrigues and intrigues
Personally I think it looks good
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