Ning Manman died tragically at the hands of bandits in her previous life, and her soul lingered for decades. She watched the real daughter who framed her live a prosperous life, married the sixth prince, and finally became the empress of the world, slaughtering the village where her biological father and mother were.
If you live a new life, you will be filled with blessings that are unparalleled. Everywhere you go, you will be full of vitality.
When she returned to her biological parents, she originally wanted to change their tragic fate, but God accidentally opened her up too much!
Not only will you reap melons if you sow melons, and you will reap beans if you sow beans, but you will also make a lot of money by starting a business!
In the end, all the powerful people in the capital became her fellow villagers?
The eldest brother: the powerful chief minister of the cabinet, the second brother: the richest man in the country, and the third brother: the number one general in the world.
If one person attains enlightenment, the whole village will become officials?
Even her childhood sweetheart, who was frail and sickly, became the aloof Emperor? !
Reader comments
The beginning was good, but unfortunately the plot changed so quickly in a few chapters. The male protagonist (the prince) appeared early? Oh,,, I'm speechless. I don't like to see male characters who appear early. After the heroine's family has to work hard to achieve results, wouldn't it be better to arrange for a male protagonist to appear when the heroine wants to be a real daughter or when the heroine is 12, 3 or 4 years old? Anyway, the introduction of the male protagonist was not my favorite story for a long time, and I gave up on whether the rest of it was good or not.
Reading the whole book is very tiring, there are too many calculations and frame-ups! There are also too many external factors that cause the separation and reunification of the male and female protagonists' love lines! It's tiring to watch.
The beginning was good, but unfortunately the plot changed so quickly in a few chapters. The male protagonist (the prince) appeared early? Oh,,, I'm speechless. I don't like to see male characters who appear early. After the heroine's family has to work hard to achieve results, wouldn't it be better to arrange for a male protagonist to appear when the heroine wants to be a real daughter or when the heroine is 12, 3 or 4 years old? Anyway, the introduction of the male protagonist was not my favorite story for a long time, and I gave up on whether the rest of it was good or not.
Reading the whole book is very tiring, there are too many calculations and frame-ups! There are also too many external factors that cause the separation and reunification of the male and female protagonists' love lines! It's tiring to watch.
Keep up the good work, author! 🌹
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