After returning to life in the capital, Gu Qingge only wants to buy some farmland and live peacefully with the uncle who has always been there for her. But on the road, she comes across a gravely wounded man. Seeing his fine clothes, she thinks she might earn a generous reward, only to discover that he has lost his memory and is a big, dim-witted fellow. Now she's stuck with him.
Later, her wicked stepmother and atrocious younger sister persecute her. Just as the big fellow comes to her rescue, he suddenly turns out to be Prince Chen, the man they claim is the richest under heaven. Is this for real?
Thinking she can finally discuss payment for his medical care, she soon learns that a merchant is a merchant, especially when he's an exceptionally high-ranking prince. Forget asking for medical fees. Gu Qingge nearly has to pay out of her own pocket to the Prince Chen's estate. Once she realizes what's going on, Gu Qingge makes a hasty escape without wasting a moment, but in the end she is still drawn under the protection of the Prince Chen's estate.
She goes with him to a banquet and runs into her own atrocious younger sister. But sis, why are you always targeting me? Sure, we don't share a mother, but we do have the same father! Is this really necessary?
The content of this book is eloquently told, the characters have distinct personalities, there are no cheats, and it is close to reality.
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This book has a straightforward narration, fluent writing, vivid language, distinct characters, and a non-delayed description of the plot. It is beautiful to read.