In her previous life, Ling Qing was a ruthless top-ranked assassin, with blood on her hands and a heart of ice. After an accident, her soul transmigrated into the body of a fifteen-year-old orphan in 2008, who had just lost both parents and died of a high fever.
After transmigrating, Ling Qing possessed an array of incredible skills. She was an expert at appraising antiques and jade gambling, had an exceptional eye for jewelry, fashion, and interior design, and was proficient in psychology, sign language, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, and dance. She was also a computer whiz, a skilled race-car driver, an outstanding athlete, and a top student with talent across the board. She had a brilliant business mind, knew both traditional opera and Chinese and Western medicine, and possessed psychic and wood-based abilities. She knew the languages spoken throughout the country, including those of its ethnic minorities, and even understood the art of Miaojiang Gu insects.
She concealed a shocking secret that she could never reveal: a planting space bound to her soul and fused with her body. Inside, flowers bloomed in profusion, medicinal herbs flourished, forests thrived, and poultry roamed. She kept all the space's treasures for herself, never letting anyone learn a thing.
In this ordinary world, Ling Qing made a name for herself through her abilities in antiques and jade gambling, gradually building her reputation. Along the way, she encountered several extraordinary connections and became entangled with men of different temperaments. Despite the complicated relationships and struggles over profit, Ling Qing remained true to herself, meeting life's ups and downs with icy detachment as she forged her own legend in business and antique appraisal.
The introduction said that the heroine was very powerful, but after I read a little bit, I lost interest. There was a man who was also disgusting. The heroine took a fancy to a stone, and he snatched it from the heroine. Then he said that he could learn from the heroine about gambling on stones, and then the heroine said yes. I finally understood why I thought the heroine was very strong, but I didn't want to watch it. Isn't it funny that someone is so mean and you still let yourself go? People are bidding against you, and you later teach them how to bet on stones. Are you a masochist?