Transmigrating into the body of a dirt-poor farm girl, she finds that the original owner was so bullied she hardly dared say a word. But the hot-tempered Zhen Zhen is ready to clap back at the villagers.
She farms with one hand and raises children with the other, and even brings home a handsome man to help work the fields.
Who says farming is hard? She'll build a fortune worth millions!
She rises from a village nobody to the heroine of her own story, opening shops, judging wines, quashing rumors, and taking on officials and merchants, one careful step at a time.
Before her wine has even finished brewing, an imperial decree comes chasing after her.
She saves the Empress, solves an old case, and protects the Crown Prince. She meant to make a quiet exit, but instead she's granted a marriage and an official seal, turning the whole household upside down!
Lin, the shopkeeper with a bold, freewheeling spirit, somehow ends up ruling the roost for an entire dynasty!
As I read it, I felt a strange sense of satisfaction. The characters were so three-dimensional, it felt like I really knew them. It was quite happy.
Who knows, I just clicked on it casually to take a look, but I couldn't stop at all. It was not silly and sweet, and there was no random system opening. It was realistic, solid, and had a sharp tongue-in-cheek feel! Good looking