Shen Xin transmigrates to the Great Song dynasty and, from the start, is swindled into poverty by his scholar father. He’s saddled with enormous debts and sold as a husband to an exceptionally ugly woman.
No way. My fate is mine to decide, not my father’s. To break off the engagement and repay his debts, Shen Xin works desperately to make money: selling sour plum drinks, making perfume, refining salt, opening a distillery...
Shen Xin: “Uncle Wu, I’ve come today to break off the engagement and repay my debt. I absolutely will not marry that fat, ugly daughter of yours.”
Uncle Wu: “My good nephew, don’t be so sure you won’t regret it. Someone, go invite Miss out here.”
Wu Shuyue: “Greetings, Young Master Shen.”
Shen Xin: “Your daughter is so beautiful she could make fish forget to swim and the moon hide its face. She’s as lovely as a fairy. Uncle, I don’t want to break off the engagement anymore. Can I take that back...?”
After reading a few chapters, I was really speechless. Either a widow or a lolita, or a lolita or a young woman. I almost thought I was reading a novel with color in it.
The protagonist is also very good at provoking women, and women will tangle with him wherever he goes!
So well written Oh oh haha okay