In her past life, Ning Manman died a horrific death beneath the hooves of bandits. Her soul lingered for decades as she watched the true-born daughter who framed her thrive, marry the Sixth Prince, and eventually become empress, only to slaughter the entire village where Ning Manman's birth parents lived.
Reborn, Ning Manman finds herself blessed with astonishing good fortune. Wherever she goes, life flourishes.
She returns to her birth parents, hoping only to change their tragic fate, but Heaven gives her such an enormous advantage that it gets a little out of hand!
Not only does she reap what she sows, she also goes into business and makes money hand over fist!
In the end, have all the powerful people in the capital become her fellow villagers?
Her eldest brother is the all-powerful chief grand secretary, her second brother is the richest man in the country, and her third brother is the greatest general, undefeated across the land.
When one person ascends, does the whole village get government posts?
Even her sickly childhood sweetheart has become the exalted emperor?!
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 story is very satisfying 👍
Keep up the good work, author! 🌹
It's okay ❤️ ❤️ ❤️