Shocking! The Lucky Young Lady Breaks His Family's Five-Generation Heir Tradition

[Period setting + heiress capitalist + spiritual spring space + reborn + family life] Zhu Qinghao died, drowned in a chamber pot by her scumbag husband. From then on, with no one to claim her body, she became a lonely ghost. As a ghost, she watched her family die one by one, until they were wiped out completely. She was grief-stricken and despairing, yet helpless, because she couldn’t even control where she went. She was full of hatred. Why had she suffered so much, yet been unable to become a vengeful ghost and take revenge on her enemies? Fortunately, fate had not treated her unfairly, giving her a chance to start over... [The betrothal token she gave the scumbag turns out to be a spiritual spring space? Take it back!] [The immense family fortune she let others enjoy in her last life? I’ll take it all back!!] [The scumbags who lived in luxury off the bones of the Zhu family? None of you will get away with it!!] After dealing with her enemies and stockpiling a large hoard of supplies, she decisively volunteered to go to the countryside and look after her family. She never expected to find someone out in the countryside who was refined and elegant, highly skilled in medicine, capable of both entertaining guests and cooking, and, most importantly, exactly her type. Only later did she learn that he was the childhood friend who had grown up with her, from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, and that he had long had designs on her. Sheng Yi had never expected that the fiancée he thought was fated to pass him by would suddenly appear before him, having kicked her scumbag to the curb. Zhu Qinghao: “This man, this face, this figure...” Sheng Yi: “My young lady deserves to be pampered. She must never be tired, hungry, or wronged.” Years later, Old Master Sheng watched his great-grandchildren running all over the courtyard with a beaming smile, more pleased than ever. “Wonderful! Let’s see who dares say the Sheng family has had only one child per generation for five generations!”