Jiang Sining transmigrates into a book as an unnamed cannon-fodder character. The moment she opens her eyes, she discovers that her own uncle has pushed her off a cliff. When he realizes she survived, he tries to sell her to human traffickers.
Who could put up with that?
No one!
Using her space System, Jiang Sining turns the tables and has her uncle sell off his mistress. Then she goes right back to dealing with her maternal relatives, a pack of ruthless uncles and unscrupulous cousins who care more about money than their own flesh and blood.
A satisfying face-slapping?
No. With labor this good, she’ll put them all to work in the fields!
To establish a household of her own, Jiang Sining buys a handsome exile as her live-in husband. She never expects him to be a young God of War who was framed, or a seriously scheming man.
From then on, anyone who treats Jiang Sining badly suffers inexplicable bad luck.
Treat her a little worse, and they’re in for a world of misfortune.
Just as Jiang Sining becomes a famous little lucky star in the surrounding villages and thrives in life, the current Minister of Rites shows up and claims she’s his biological daughter.
Dumbfounded, Jiang Sining finally connects the dots and realizes that this supposed father of hers is also the heroine’s father, and he has no good intentions toward her.
He’s only come to claim her because the heroine wants to take her space.
Against Heaven itself, she remains unruffled.
Against the heroine, she has the time of her life!
So what if he’s a minister? So what if she’s the heroine?
Sit down, all of you!
A very well-written story, well worth reading!
It's still okay, keep it up! 💪💪💪
It's good, quite realistic, keep up the good work, author!
It looks pretty good, just a bit exaggerated. The author has big ambitions; he wants to unify the world! 🤭
It's quite good. It's a transmigration story with two different worlds, and the protagonist can even open doors for other people. It's a pretty satisfying read.
It's well-written and quite nice.
The content is very original and it's a very enjoyable read. This is one of the few works I've watched from beginning to end in recent years, hence this review.
The story is quite original, there's no plagiarism, it's a pretty good book.
Although it's a bit far-fetched, the story is still relatively tight, not dragging or rambling, it's alright.
It's a great show, but it's a shame that there's no sequel for the male and female leads' siblings and the male lead's father. I hope they can write a side story.