What? She just woke up, and her awful in-laws not only want to send her home after her husband's death, but also sell her two adorable little daughters to a brothel?
This is absolutely ridiculous.
If I don't show you what I'm made of, you'll really think I'm a pushover!
Song Ran's soul transmigrates into the body of a downtrodden village woman in the Dali Dynasty, an obscure era in history, who shares her name. The moment she wakes, the shocking news nearly knocks her soul out of her body. Without even time for a drink of water, she tears into her vicious mother-in-law and wicked sister-in-law, then beats up her lecherous brother-in-law. After that, she swiftly separates from the family and cuts ties with them, taking her two daughters along.
At first, all she wants is to use her memories from her previous life to get rich and give her girls a comfortable life with plenty of good food.
But then her godmother's son says, "You need someone to back you up, and I need a princess consort. We could make a go of it!"
No way! Song Ran shakes her head. I just want to keep a few men with eight-pack abs around and make them live by my rules.
She only wants to earn a little money and live a peaceful, comfortable life. But she can't escape the grip of fate, and before she knows it, she's helped a powerful man build a country.
Shuhuang was recommended by book friends. I got on top of it from the beginning, and I really liked the heroine's temperament. Be self-reliant and yet gentle and kind! Three updates a day, which is a lot of hard work. Chasing! Chasing! Chasing!!!
The writing is delicate and the structure is rigorous. 👍👍👍
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, the type I like. The heroine is very independent and very gentle towards her children. Come on, author!
The beginning is quite explosive and very attractive. Not too much dragging, the plot is tight! Come on👍 It looks good and the writing is great😊 Come on!