After Reincarnating as a County Magistrate’s Daughter, I Lie Back and Let Life Happen

I Became the County Magistrate's Daughter and Won at Life by Taking It Easy Lin Xiao was an internet company wage slave who had “overtime” written into her DNA. After revising a sales promotion plan for the twelfth time one night, she worked herself to death. When she opened her eyes again, she had become Su Ruanruan, the only daughter of the county magistrate of Qingxi County: a pampered young lady who had only just survived a near-drowning. She'd worked herself to death in her last life, and now she understood: needlework, etiquette, and being virtuous were no match for the sweet taste of osmanthus cake. What did successful candidates or well-matched marriages matter when a lie-in felt so much better? So Su Ruanruan embraced the most satisfying “give-up-and-chill” lifestyle around: - She refused to study Lessons for Women in the morning, explaining, “My brain isn't awake yet. I'll just get it all mixed up,” then grabbed a bowl of bird's nest and munched on osmanthus cakes. - At matchmaking gatherings, she bluntly admitted, “All I know is which rouge makes your skin look fair. I'm not good enough for a talented scholar like you.” The matchmaker was furious, but couldn't find fault with her words. - She treated trips to the market like a shopping spree, filling her maid's hands with sugar paintings, candied hawthorns, and silver hairpins. Her motto: “Nothing money can buy is worth more than my happiness.” She expected her parents to lecture her, but her open-minded family gave her their full support. “The Su family has no shortage of rules. What we need is to see our daughter's smiling face!” Even more surprisingly, one day at a temple fair, she casually helped a “down-and-out scholar.” After that, he showed up at her door every day with snacks. He wasn't there to make her study poetry; he just asked, “Miss Su, would you like to try the new wonton shop today?” Taking it easy isn't giving up on life; it's simply finding another way to embrace happiness. What happens when a funny, easygoing office worker encounters the slow pace of ancient life, along with a mysterious scholar who'll eat and play with her without pressuring her to marry?