[Period Setting + Pocket Dimension + Transmigrate Into a Book + Sweet Romance, One-on-One]
Jing Jing had barely managed to survive the apocalypse when an unexpected accident turned her into a minor character who dies young in a period novel. Her mother is a self-righteous do-gooder who dotes on the heroine and uses every trick in the book to guilt-trip people for her sake. Her father is a lovestruck fool, and the heroine is already eyeing her inheritance.
Die young? Dream on. And forget about getting your hands on my inheritance.
She refuses to be guilt-tripped, stays away from toxic people, and takes advantage of the wave of reform to build a fortune and carry on her family’s ancestral medical knowledge. With a pocket dimension full of supplies, she eats well and lives comfortably, making the minor characters still scraping by on bran and wild greens green with envy.
But why is the stingy, poor, rough guy in the book spending money like a spendthrift, without even blinking? Is that supposed to be stingy?
Him: What kind of man would be stingy with his wife?
And what’s with her lovestruck dad? Has he turned into a daughter-obsessed dad?
A sweet, obedient heroine with a dark side vs. a rough, protective hero.
The romance develops slowly, and the logic may not always hold up. Read at your own risk if that bothers you!
The writing is too messy and there are a lot of typos. Sometimes I don't know where to write
Too many typos
He looks so angry! I want to kill this mother
Good