After leaving the military, Zhu Lijiao becomes a craft blogger adored by tens of millions of followers, with skills in every field. From artillery shells and gunpowder to food, clothing, housing, and travel, there’s nothing she can’t make with her own two hands. Her fans call her the “Golden Saint of Craftsmanship.”
Then she transmigrates into the body of a useless fake heiress hated by everyone, and before she can enjoy even a single day of the privileged life of a rich young lady, she is sent back to her impoverished birth family. Seriously, they’re so poor they don’t even have a decent pair of pants.
Zhu Lijiao smiles and takes a hammer in one hand and a cleaver in the other. Under her family’s horrified gaze, she leads the whole village to a life with full bellies and warm clothes...
Just as everyone in Huaicheng waits to laugh at the young lady’s misfortune, they suddenly discover that even the dog raised by the fake heiress, who was supposed to live a wretched life, is dressed a hundred times better than they are!
The crowd wails in despair. Where is the justice in this?
And that’s not all. The handsome chief councilor, the rising young general, and even the mysterious gentleman who has no interest in women all roll up their sleeves and compete to work the fields, hoping the fake heiress will spare them a glance...
I rarely write book reviews, but I really liked this one and read it in one go. I also really liked the characters. I usually skip chapters or give up on a book, but this one had a way of making me want to keep reading.
This is a heartwarming time-travel novel, depicting the everyday life of a family. Under Li Jiao's leadership, the family unites as one, works hard to achieve prosperity, and respects and loves one another. The characters are vivid, lively, and interesting, with a strong sense of realism. In particular, the deep and touching family bonds are incredibly moving.
It's a good read. Unlike other time-travel novels where the protagonist rises to the top overnight, this book's plot is more like real life, where happiness is gradually achieved step by step.
It's a good read. This is one of the few stories with sound values. The female lead isn't ruthless, selfish, or selfish, and she doesn't have the wicked habit of killing her in-laws and her own family after transmigrating. Her wealth comes not from gourmet food, medical skills, or taking advantage of others. The only drawback is that the story is too short; some things aren't explained clearly, making it feel a bit rushed.
It's definitely worth watching, but I really hope the male lead is Young Master Yu, not this Xu Yanqiu 🤔
This work is excellent; it feels like you're right there in the story. The plot is delicate, full of twists and turns, separations and reunions, ups and downs. Five stars!
Yes, if you like it, it's worth continuing to watch.
It's quite good, but some sentences have extra or missing words, and one character is misspelled.
It's quite good. I feel like I want to keep watching.
It's quite realistic, which is great. I really like this kind of thing. I don't know why the score is so low.