I Transmigrated with My House

[Transmigration + household intrigue + business + building a fortune + historical romance]

Luo Ke’er opened her front door one morning and was stunned.

“What?! What’s going on?”

Luo Ke’er had transmigrated. Her front door connected to the ancient world. Luckily, her home still had running water, electricity, and internet, and packages and takeout could be delivered there, too.

When she thought about it… it didn’t seem so bad.

She’d planned to lie flat at home and go out for a stroll now and then. But she’d transmigrated into Zhong Lü, the legitimate daughter of a wealthy merchant in the capital. Her father had died, forcing her to return and inherit the disastrous family business, while the elders in her clan waited to see her make a fool of herself.

But this young lady refused to play by the rules.

Zhong Lü said, “I’m a die-hard fan of farming stories. How hard can it be to run a few lousy shops?”

No supplier for porcelain? Pinduoduo, coming right up!

The clothing shop is losing business? Limited-edition sneakers will set the trend!

The restaurant is about to go under? Fried chicken and beer, coming up. And I’ll throw in some luosifen rice noodles.

Can’t afford a carriage? How about I teach you to ride a bicycle?

The enemy nation has invaded? Your Majesty, try out my submachine gun!

Luo Ke’er wrote about her life here as a novel and posted it online.

Readers: “I’m so jealous of Miss Zhong!”

“Waaah, please let the heroine end up with Lin Ke!”

“Chen Qing and Fan Hongyan, the lilies in our hometown have bloomed again.”

The main cast: the young miss Zhong Lü, the general Lin Ke, the princess Chen Qing, the courtesan Fan Hongyan, and the powerful minister Zhong Zijü.