When Cui Wenqi wakes up, she finds herself in the impoverished Great Yong Dynasty.
The war has only just ended, and supplies are scarce.
Her birth parents had three daughters and one son.
When she arrived, they were preparing to marry her off to the nephew of Shen, a hunter from their village, who was on the verge of dying from illness. In exchange, they would receive a wild boar and ten catties of rice and flour as the bride price, so their son could have extra food.
The original Cui Wenqi was timid and meek, and didn’t dare defy them.
The night before the wedding, she even went up the mountain to pick mushrooms.
While chasing a hare, she accidentally fell down the mountain and died.
Then Cui Wenqi from the twenty-second century arrived.
She bound herself to an unbelievably powerful golden finger: the Wealth System.
Completing tasks would earn her generous rewards, and she might even unlock a mysterious space that connected directly to the twenty-second century.
The bad news was that the first task was rather difficult: she had to drag Shen Xie back from the brink of death.
The content is very good, the female protagonist is very good, and the male protagonist is also very good, but the ending is a bit confusing and it is a bit of a side story.
This book is very nice
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