At fifteen, Zhang Qiao has returned to the past. After being cruelly abused in her previous life and ending up as a cannon-fodder character, she declares that this time, her fate is hers to command.
She puts the worst people in their place, takes down the trash, and sends evildoers flying.
She clears land and farms, then builds estates, wineries, and banks, making a fortune with ease.
But when did that mountain man, Uncle A Qian, start having designs on her?
“Ah Qiao, marry me. You’ll be his little aunt, and I’ll help you torment him.”
“...” Uh, how does he know who her enemy is?
“Ah Qiao, marry me. You’ll be the mistress of the Gu household, and you’ll get to decide who he marries. How about pairing him with a burly man?”
“...” Lord Chancellor, is he really your uncle?
What a freak!
The book is very well written; it gets better the more you read it. The only downside is that the female lead always has to hurt herself to solve problems, which is quite heartbreaking.
I think it's great; both of them are reborn and are walking hand in hand together.
Keep it up! It's really good, I read it all in one go. Keep it up and I'm waiting for your next update.
Very satisfied, it looks great.
I really enjoyed this kind of plot and the perfect ending. Regardless of what others say, as long as I was happy watching it, that's all that matters.
I used to find time-travel stories and reincarnation unsatisfying. This novel changed my mind; it was very enjoyable to read.
There are so many awful people out there. I'm sure this one isn't her biological mother; I bet Zhang is adopted.
I almost gave up after reading the reviews, but I hesitated and kept reading. It's actually quite good; the plot is intricate and the story is very heartwarming.
I really enjoyed watching the female lead gradually improve her family's life; the process was beautiful and heartwarming.
It's not bad; the male and female leads are reborn, but the female lead's character is written in some ways that seem like she's a time traveler.