[Period] Ji Hongwei transmigrates into the body of her namesake, a girl whose biological parents don’t love her and whose adoptive parents favor boys and sell her off.
Her biological parents say, “How could our own daughter matter more than the one we raised ourselves?” Her adoptive parents say, “You’re a girl. You should be grateful you can get your brother some extra betrothal gifts.”
Ji Hongwei: “...”
She farms, builds a fortune, and buys a house. Her life just keeps getting better.
Her biological parents realize that their own daughter really is the better one, and want to take her back. Her adoptive parents say, “We were wrong. Please forgive us, for the sake of raising you all these years.”
Hah! Ji Hongwei doesn’t even give them a glance. Her own little life is flourishing just fine.
The original Ji Hongwei had a husband, and then she discovers, to her shock...
[I’m terrible at writing blurbs. If you’ve clicked in, please read three chapters before deciding whether to give up on it. I’m begging you!]
Looking forward to the large-scale real fragrance scene
Good-looking, fast-paced, the male protagonist comes out quickly