Su Qinghe, a modern super-agent, dies mysteriously while on a mission. By sheer accident, she transmigrates into the body of a rural woman named Su Qinghe, who shares her name.
What? Her husband is missing? That’s actually fine. She has three little kids? She can make that work. Their home is bare, and they don’t know where their next meal is coming from? She can fix that with a flick of her fingers. Her mother-in-law, sisters-in-law, and brother-in-law are all villains? Then beat them up until they learn their lesson. Who’s afraid of whom?
But how could she have guessed that, as a stepmother, she’d be a wicked one with the worst reputation in the village? She’s one of the best of the best in the modern world. Surely she can win over a few kids! She’ll make a wonderful life for them and get all those gossipy women eating out of her hand!
Wait a minute, what’s with the man climbing through her window in the middle of the night?
The book is excellent. It's just that the ending's plot twists were too fast; I couldn't keep up.
It's really good-looking and worth recommending.
Well written! I love the female lead's decisive and ruthless style! She's unpretentious and independent, not at all subservient to men, and not a lovesick fool.
Very good, I especially like it
This book is very well written, but I have a question: what was the fate of Su Qinghe in ancient times?
I haven't finished watching it, but so far it's been quite good.
Absolutely fantastic! I rarely finish a book, but I did. I really enjoyed the author's writing style and hope they will continue to write more works like this.