She used to be a key member of a poverty alleviation office deep in the mountains. Then, in a single night, she transmigrated into the world of The Story of Minglan as one of its most insignificant characters: Mo Lan’s fourth daughter.
She had once measured barren land with her own feet and kindled hope for countless families with her own hands. Now, amid the splendor of a wealthy household, she sees another kind of “poverty”: women whose minds have been conditioned and whose destinies have been shackled.
Minglan chooses to adapt to the rules. She chooses to break them.
“If a woman’s fate is like a duckweed drifting on the water, then I’ll help that duckweed take root deep below.”
When modern poverty alleviation methods collide with the rules of an ancient household:
She establishes a school for girls and opens a weaving workshop, teaching women to support themselves with their own hands.
Everyone says that only sons can carry on the family line.
She smiles. “Then let everyone see what kind of blazing fire daughters can ignite.”
This is a campaign to alleviate poverty across time:
To lift minds out of poverty and free lives from hardship.
Watch a soul from the modern age find a way through the cracks of the old world
and forge an entirely different path.
Will she repeat the past, or break through and begin anew?
Good! Good! Good! Women just want to fight for money! Fight for power! Fight for benefits! What a gentle and virtuous person! What kindness and selflessness! Go to hell!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Well written, a bit depressing in reality
Women help each other, women awaken, mothers and daughters advance and retreat together
Very satisfied, the writing is beautiful, the author will continue writing!!!
Well written, but a bit depressing