[Group transmigration + business warfare + infrastructure building + strong female leads + ensemble cast + multiple couples + lighthearted and heartwarming + women disguising themselves as men...]
Four women and one man transmigrate to an alternate ancient world. They all become baby girls and have to start from scratch.
They foil one plot after another, growing rich along the way and building a new city!
The eldest, a book-loving humanities whiz, takes on the literary world and builds infrastructure!
The second, a stunningly beautiful artist, charms demons and blows up the art scene!
The money-loving third is a scheming genius who takes on the God of Wealth and wages bloody business warfare! (The main storyline.)
The fourth, a mad inventor with a science and engineering background, sets up radio stations and builds cars!
The youngest, after a change of sex, rises to high office, serves as regent, and wields real power!
A happy family, joyfully transforming their new nation!
Yossi, there is no intrigue in this book. It is all about each protagonist relying on his or her own skills and abilities to live a prosperous and wonderful life. Oh my God! This is wonderful!!!!!!!!! The meaning of living does not lie in how high you have achieved, but in whether you have spent your life in your own way. Those who pursue fame and fortune may eventually find that they have nothing; while those who are loyal to themselves will leave their own footprints even if they walk alone. In this vast world, each of us is an insignificant speck of dust. But even dust can shine uniquely in the sun. As long as you dare to be yourself, as long as you dare to follow your own path, then no matter what the outcome, you are a winner. Therefore, living is not to live "successfully", but to live authentically. Do what you want to do, become who you want to be, and write life in your own way. This is the true meaning of life. And when everyone comes into this world, it is a blank piece of paper. With an undefined life, we face countless choices. Some people choose to follow the trend and integrate themselves into the current of the world; some people choose to go against the current and write life in their own way. In this process of choice, we will find that living is not just for survival, but to find a way of our own.
It's good-looking, I love reading it, I like Dianwen, the humanistic portrayal is also good.