She Transmigrated and Rose Against the Tide with Her Own Two Hands

[A transmigration fantasy romance, with no palace intrigue or political scheming. A historical romance with a slow-blooming heroine and a barely present male lead. Not an over-the-top wish-fulfillment story.] Twenty-three-year-old Ye Linglong never imagined she would transmigrate one day. She didn’t want to transmigrate at all, and certainly not to such a poor place. But fate could not be denied, and there was nothing she could do but sigh and accept it. She learned to read and write with her cousin, improved the tools, and picked up her embroidery skills again. Little by little, her life began to improve. She found a man in the mountains? Wasn’t he just like those male leads in TV dramas who brought nothing but bad luck? Fortunately, they weren’t on the same wavelength and didn’t spend much time together. But later he ran off with her older sister. See? You should never pick up a man in the mountains! Her cousin passed the imperial exam, her embroidery business took off, and her sister started a business of her own. At last, Ye Linglong could go farther afield. A business partner from far away? Friend or foe? Was she about to be dragged into a power struggle? No. She refused. Click now to discover the details and set off on Linglong’s path to success! Eight years later, businesswoman Ye Linglong had made a name for herself, but she didn’t know how to handle that man. How could she explain that she really hadn’t treated him as a stand-in, or planned to take another husband? Mo Chunli: “I never gave that person a second thought.” Ye Linglong: “Then why did you hide away and cry?” Mo Chunli: “So I really am just his shadow? Very well. I can be a shadow.” Ye Linglong: This is pure slander... Mo Chunli: “Do you prefer it when I dress like that?” Ye Linglong: “Like what?” Mo Chunli: “Now you won’t even look at me when I dress up?” Ye Linglong: Never mind. I chose him...