After transmigrating, she became the wife of a marquis, with children and a “late husband.” She wore silks and jewels, and ate so much bird's nest soup and abalone she got sick of them!
It was a dream come true!
Sadly, her children were all a handful. They pushed themselves too hard, were too competitive, and were so outstanding that they met untimely deaths and dragged the heroine down with them. “With great power comes great responsibility.” To survive in that strange world, the transmigrated heroine tried to turn things around and save her own life by developing the marquis estate's economy...
Child, why are you practicing martial arts? Help your mother climb a tree and get some bird eggs!
Child, why are you reading the sages' books? Wouldn't it be more fun to go with your mother to the opera and listen to a handsome young man sing?
Child, why learn to be a proper young lady and act so refined? Come put on makeup with your mother. Let's be as frightening as we like, and do whatever makes us happy. Hahahahaha...
Just as she credited all her achievements to her own cleverness and careful planning, she discovered that her “late husband” had been pulling the strings from behind the scenes all along. When her “late husband” finally returned for good, she began a life of falling in love after marriage...
There are no cookie-cutter routines!
Great book, cheers to the author.