[Slow burn] [No romance] [Character growth] [No golden finger] [No wild System] [The heroine shines on her own]
Zisu and her boyfriend Jiang Zai transmigrate after eating undercooked poisonous mushrooms.
The absurd part is that Jiang Zai arrives five years early, so he and Zisu can't meet.
Zisu is a dirt-poor girl who makes money by picking mushrooms.
Jiang Zai transmigrates as the noble prince Jiang Siyao, rich and powerful,
with two good brothers who get along well with him: Jiang Sishun and Jiang Siyu.
What? The three brothers aren't just fighting for the throne, they're all vying to be the male lead too?
Zisu makes her fortune picking mushrooms and doing business.
With a degree in French, learning other languages is no problem.
She couldn't compete in the rat race of modern society,
but in a fictional ancient world, she can crush the competition with modern know-how.
International trade is booming.
Who says a degree in foreign languages is useless?
They want Zisu to become empress?
They want her to fight with other women for a man's favor?
What?
She has to have three children in five years because the throne needs an heir?
Zisu would rather shine on her own.
Ideally, she'd become a mother without the pain of childbirth.
After all, her business empire needs an heir too.
The heroine cares only about making money, not handsome men, and has her head on straight.
A lot of delicious food, and I got to know many kinds of fungi. The writing style is more humorous