Ye Wan transmigrates into the notorious wild girl of Tongliu County, a young woman who has been jilted three times and mocked by the villagers as an old maid who’ll never get married.
She plans to stay single, make money, and build a career. But on her way back to the village, her family brings home a husband for her.
Qin Anzhu is short and skinny, with a handsome face and a frail build. He can neither carry nor lift, but he’s exceptionally good at his studies.
Ye Wan watches the little guy rise through the imperial examinations and become the top scholar, earning the rare honor of placing first in all three levels.
On the day Scholar Qin rides through the streets on a red-maned horse, everyone wonders how he’ll break off the engagement.
No one expects that the very next day, news spreads that Ye Wan is getting married in a lavish procession.
Ye Wan is just as baffled. How did the pitiful little guy from back then turn into such a schemer?!
This score is a bit low; it should be at least 8.5 or higher.
It's pretty good, but some parts feel a little unnecessary.
It's quite heartwarming, simple yet full of tenderness, unfolding gently...
Flipping through my bookshelf, I realized this book has been sitting there for ages. I must have been reading it for a while before, but I stopped before finishing it. I picked it up again today, and to show my support for the author, I'm giving it five stars.
It's good, a life of quiet contentment.
The writing is good, worth reading. Looking forward to it! Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍
It's pretty good. The mutual affection is touching, and I appreciate the characters' personalities. Overall, it's not bad, but there's too much focus on the female lead's business ventures. The sheer size and scope of her business makes it a bit tiring to read. More interaction between the two of them would be better.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Very good, well written.
The organization is quite clear, which is good.