After My Juren Husband Cast Me Off, I Sent Our Daughter to the Academy

[Transmigrate + Raising a Child + Academy + Building Wealth + Romance]

Online novelist Wang Baiwei died suddenly while writing and transmigrated into the mother of a five-year-old girl.

From the start, it was a ruined temple, a daughter burning with a fever, and a husband who had passed the imperial examination and cast her out. Her birth family looked down on her for having only a daughter and failing to bring them any benefits.

None of that was a problem!

After living two lives, how could she let a bunch of ancient people look down on her?

She researches soap and builds a fortune, making her birth family regret ever looking down on them.

They disdain women, so she sends her daughter to an academy, where she becomes the first female Hanlin scholar in history.

Her former husband, an ambitious scholar who curries favor with the powerful, is brought low step by step. Now he wants to acknowledge his daughter again?

She produces evidence of his abuse of his wife and daughter. He can spend the rest of his life in prison!

Li Xiaoman was born into a family that favored boys over girls. Because she was a girl, her mother Wang Baiwei became the Li family's punching bag.

She thought their lives would improve once her father earned an official degree, but the man became a scholar and kicked both mother and daughter out.

Her maternal grandfather despised their status as women and was too afraid of offending a scholar to take them in.

After struggling on the brink of death, she was rescued by Wang Baiwei. Having gone through life and death, she no longer longs for her father's affection.

She enters an academy and pursues official honors, determined to surpass her scumbag father in the very place where he takes the most pride, and become someone he can only look up to.

Xie Yunshen, head of the Xie clan of Qiwushan and the renowned Master Qingming, met Wang Baiwei by chance and was moved by her resilience. Later, he heard that she had defied social convention by sending her daughter to an academy. What sort of woman could possess such courage?