Rong Zhao, a ruthless queen of the finance world, is reborn after a car accident as the lowest-ranking bedchamber maid in the Jing’an Marquis’s household. The original owner sold herself into service to save her mother. Weak and easy to bully, she eventually met a tragic end in the back courtyard. Rong Zhao sneers: “Hah, household intrigue? I’ve got a corporate warfare playbook!”
She runs the marquis’s back courtyard like a corporation:
Growing vegetables is venture capital.
Competing for favor is a battle for shares.
Even the marquis becomes one of her VIP clients!
While the other concubines moon over the past, Rong Zhao works out and gets in shape.
While the principal wife maintains her aloof, unworldly air, Rong Zhao is already using KPIs to evaluate the maids’ performance.
While the secondary consorts are still competing to see who’s the most virtuous, Rong Zhao wins the household’s Best Project of the Year award with her vegetable garden!
The Jing’an Marquis wonders why this bedchamber maid, who can do the books, run a business, and take quite a lot at night, is getting more and more irresistible.
Later, the court is in an uproar:
The woman who turned the marquis’s back courtyard into a business empire
has even been praised by the Emperor as a “gifted ruler”?
The content is okay, but some chapters are hard to understand, and the hints left are a bit confusing. Maybe my reading comprehension is limited Rong Zhao VS King Jing
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Good book, good reading, recommended