Top Saleswoman Reborn as a Disowned Daughter, She Talks the Prince Into Ruin

Su Wan'er, a modern top-tier star in sales, transmigrates into the body of a merchant’s daughter abandoned by her family in ancient times. The moment she arrives, she is sent off to bring good fortune to a gravely ill local squire through marriage. She turns around, takes the marriage contract, and goes to “negotiate” with him. “Sir, you need peace and quiet to recover. A lucky marriage won’t do you any good. How about I put together a business plan that’ll get you your money back in three months? Treat the bride price as an investment. What do you say?”

With modern marketing tricks, she revives the squire’s near-dead cloth shop, then uses “membership plans” and “spend-more-save-more deals” to open the county’s first high-end clothing store, leaving her competitors utterly outclassed.

Prince Nan Chen is traveling incognito when Su Wan'er accidentally smashes his jade pendant. But with her silver tongue, she not only gets out of paying for it, she even leaves Nan Chen thinking he was partly at fault.

The two become entangled. One night, a drunk Su Wan'er, unable to resist Nan Chen’s charms, insists on counting his abs with her hands. And so, they spend a night together.

Su Wan'er doesn’t need Nan Chen to take responsibility, but he refuses to let it go. In the end, she becomes his princess consort.

Her business thrives in the capital, and the prince keeps chasing after her, asking, “What new idea does my princess have now? I’ll invest, and we’ll split the profits fifty-fifty. And you’ll pay me ‘interest’ on top.”