Before her car accident, Shen Wei was signing a ten-billion-yuan merger deal. When she woke up, she had become the neglected princess consort of Prince Rui’s residence.
She smashed antiques to “trigger a spatial resonance,” clung to a pillar and yelled, “System, activate!” Everyone in the prince’s household thought she had lost her mind.
Three days later, she suddenly came to her senses. “Your Highness, please sign the divorce agreement.”
In the imperial garden, the emperor was fretting over military expenses when a mocking voice came from behind a rockery. “You can’t even make sense of these numbers?”
The guards dragged her out with her mouth full of pastries. She casually used powdered sugar to draw a tax revenue curve on the flagstones.
As the emperor applauded her insight, she pulled out a crumpled “divorce application.”
That night, Xiao Jingheng moved her pillow into the next room. “Want to leave? First help me straighten out the accounts of the Six Ministries.”
She swapped the side consort’s poisoned wine for chili water and turned a forged love letter into a guide to postpartum care for sows.
Then one night, the prince crawled into her bed clutching a ledger. “My dear, I really can’t make this deficit disappear…”
Shen Wei gazed at the full moon outside the window and sighed. It looked like she’d never be able to return to modern times and pay off this monthly installment.
The shrill tearing of metal, the tires scraping desperately against the road, and the last thing she saw: a row of cold red numbers flashing across the windshield, the financial report for last quarter’s merger. Amid the chaos of sound and light, Shen Wei’s consciousness was seized by an invisible hand and hurled into endless darkness.
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Aching dryness weighed down her eyelids, and every struggle felt like churning through thick glue. Her throat burned, parched like cracks in a desert. With great effort, she lifted her heavy eyelids
The plot of the story is relatively simple. The hero and heroine first get married and then fall in love. After ups and downs, they finally achieve success. Compared with those works that are often long and lengthy, it is much simpler. The author's description of the psychological activities and behavioral details of the male and female protagonists is too cumbersome, which affects the development of the plot and makes people unbearable. It is recommended to read more legends of the Tang and Song Dynasties and just click to the end. The charm is endless. Habitual five-star reviews.
The writing is brilliant, unlike other novels that are like a running account.
The psychological description is detailed, although the story content is not much.
A short and concise novel, I like it very much
Not bad, very beautiful
Very exciting, the heroine is amazing
Like to read time travel stories
There are many descriptions and it has a very literary feel. The content is good. It's worth a look, a look, a look, a look.
There are few books that can be read from cover to cover. . . I've finished reading this novel.
It's pretty good. I'll give it five stars.