One moment she transmigrates, and the next she’s the ugly, dark-skinned legitimate daughter of a Vice Minister’s household, banished to the countryside to fend for herself after failing to seduce a prince.
From the start, she’s stuck in a remote backwater in a drafty thatched hut.
The old servant bullies you, telling you to suffer the consequences.
The local hooligans pick a fight and take you to the edge of a cliff.
Your wicked stepmother schemes against you in secret, deciding to poison you and make you mute first.
Your scumbag father tries every way he can to push her into a trap, even giving her an injection to drive her insane.
On her transmigration journey, Jing Qingyu thrives, beating scoundrels while earning money and building her business.
She gathers herbs to make a skin-brightening cream that takes the capital by storm, then uses her spatial realm to create a hundred-flower perfume that wins the Empress Dowager’s favor.
She leases land for greenhouses, opens shops, and transforms herself into the capital’s celebrated richest person.
Soon, a powerful regent and an adorably baby-faced little dumpling arrive, both eager to cling to her.
“My dear wife.”
“Mother.”
I didn't see the head or the tail. It seemed like something with a little less head and tail! It's as if the finishing touch is missing. Just a little bit missing! I can't explain it clearly either! There are 10 stars in the first 100 chapters, three stars in the next 50 chapters, and one star in the last 90 chapters!
It's pretty good, but I haven't seen enough of it.