After transmigrating, modern doctor of Chinese medicine Wen Yao finds herself in the body of a concubine who gave birth to a stillborn child and was sent back to her family.
Above her is a selfish, unkind grandmother; in the middle are sharp-tongued, mean-spirited uncles and aunts to deal with; and below her are a frail younger brother and sister who need looking after.
No matter. A modern woman never gives up~
She’ll make money, take down scoundrels, make a name for herself, and carve out a future. She won’t go easy on anyone.
Then she happens upon a father and son in distress, giving her two more mouths to feed.
The little boy is clingy and about the same age as the child she lost, but she still tries to figure out how to send them packing.
The devastatingly handsome, taciturn man suddenly speaks:
“My lady, I will repay your kindness a hundredfold.”
Days later, a grand procession arrives along a long, bustling street to escort her into the capital, saying she’s to become a princess consort.
She’s speechless and politely declines, but the little boy leads someone out by the hand:
“Mother, let’s go home!”
I saw this novel on Meituan, but I didn't expect it to be available on Tomato. Although the rating is not high, I think the author's writing is still good, but there are a few words that are modern and should not appear in classical Chinese novels, such as boss and BMW. Whether the heroine pawned jewelry at the beginning, then treated her ex-mother-in-law or people in neighboring villages, she never mentioned the specific amount of money, making the readers not very familiar with the heroine's income. I originally thought that the heroine made her fortune by relying on her medical skills, but when she went to the capital in Chapter 132, most of them were related to palace battles, and her medical skills complemented her. In addition, the heroine's space is a bit useless. She has to dream about the space at night to bring out the medicine in the space. The whole story only relies on space to save four people. There are three surprising aspects of this novel. First, I did not expect that the male protagonist was a prince, and I did not expect that he would give up the throne to Yuan Ruo. Second, I didn't expect that Yuan Ruo was the most scheming person, and I didn't expect that Yuan Ruo would no longer be paranoid about Yuan Che in the end. Third, I didn't expect that Xie Youzu actually rebelled in the end, and was replaced by the male protagonist with a death row prisoner, which was relatively satisfactory. It would be better if there is a side story. After reading each novel, I will give an evaluation, 9.2 Points! I hope the author can publish more good books 🙂
Very interesting and rich in content 😍
Very well written. I like reading it.
Good plot, good writing
Recommended to everyone, have a good taste.
Okay, everyone, come and take a look. It is worth recommending to you. No matter how much I say, it is better to taste it for yourself.
This little emperor was fine when he was young, but why would he do such uncomfortable things after he sat on the throne? ? ?
Very novel, not bad and worth a visit
The ups and downs of the plot are very interesting
I saw this novel on Meituan, but I didn't expect it to be available on Tomato. Although the rating is not high, I think the author's writing is still good, but there are a few words that are modern and should not appear in classical Chinese novels, such as boss and BMW. Whether the heroine pawned jewelry at the beginning, then treated her ex-mother-in-law or people in neighboring villages, she never mentioned the specific amount of money, making the readers not very familiar with the heroine's income. I originally thought that the heroine made her fortune by relying on her medical skills, but when she went to the capital in Chapter 132, most of them were related to palace battles, and her medical skills complemented her. In addition, the heroine's space is a bit useless. She has to dream about the space at night to bring out the medicine in the space. The whole story only relies on space to save four people. There are three surprising aspects of this novel. First, I did not expect that the male protagonist was a prince, and I did not expect that he would give up the throne to Yuan Ruo. Second, I didn't expect that Yuan Ruo was the most scheming person, and I didn't expect that Yuan Ruo would no longer be paranoid about Yuan Che in the end. Third, I didn't expect that Xie Youzu actually rebelled in the end, and was replaced by the male protagonist with a death row prisoner, which was relatively satisfactory. It would be better if there is a side story. After reading each novel, I will give an evaluation, 9.2 Points! I hope the author can publish more good books 🙂
Very interesting and rich in content 😍
Very well written. I like reading it.
Good plot, good writing
Recommended to everyone, have a good taste.
Okay, everyone, come and take a look. It is worth recommending to you. No matter how much I say, it is better to taste it for yourself.
This little emperor was fine when he was young, but why would he do such uncomfortable things after he sat on the throne? ? ?
Very novel, not bad and worth a visit
The ups and downs of the plot are very interesting
It's okay to watch it while dancing!