[Matriarchal society + transmigrate + romantic rivalry + food + sweet romance and secret identities revealed + one-on-one devoted couple]
Modern office worker Sang Zi is hit on the head by an embroidered ball that flies in from nowhere while posing for photos in traditional clothing.
When she opens her eyes, she has become the “wife-master” brought into the wealthy Yu family of Yueqiao Town.
Facing Yu Yuan, her stunningly beautiful but icy cold husband, she rubs her forehead and mutters, “Do husbands who marry into the family have to put up with this kind of scorn these days?”
She had planned to lie flat, but then she notices a lost embroidery technique stitched on her husband’s clothes, and assassination plots start piling up one after another…
Sang Zi rolls up her sleeves and sneers. “You really think a modern office worker can’t handle business warfare in a matriarchal society?”
She opens a restaurant, brews fine wine, and expands the trade routes, making her husband’s family business flourish. But she has no idea that the pair of eyes always calm and still behind her have long been watching her every move and treasuring it in their heart.
Then one day, she accidentally discovers a crudely embroidered handkerchief hidden in his chest, with a wobbly likeness of her on it. Beneath it lies a notebook carefully recording all her likes and dislikes.
Yu Yuan walks in and catches her. The tips of his ears instantly turn red, and he reaches out to snatch it away, but she gently takes hold of his wrist and smiles warmly. “So my husband has been putting so much thought into me in secret?”
(This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental.)
The writing style is very good, the emotions of the female protagonist and the male protagonist are very delicate, and the character Mu Zihe is also very interesting. However, the layout of the article becomes smaller and smaller, and the more it is written, the less like a heroine it is. There is a lot of food, but it gets boring after watching it. It's quite a pity.
The writing style is very good, better than many heroine novels. However, the wording of the heroine background could be changed to fit the background of the era, which would make it more perfect.