Once reborn, she became Chu Yao, the most disliked concubine in the Shangshu Mansion.
Her aunt's mother regarded her as a thorn in her side, and her aunt's sister mocked her in public that she was only worthy of being a peasant woman.
Chu Yao was neither noisy nor fussy, and just pushed the boat along. He actually asked Shangshu's father for a piece of saline-alkali land that no one wanted.
The whole capital was waiting to see her joke.
The ladies are vying for beauty, while Chu Yao is farming.
The courtiers are united and opposed, and Chu Yao is making money.
While my eldest sister was still complacent about a pearl hairpin, Chu Yao's off-season vegetables had been sold at sky-high prices, causing a stir in the capital!
While the Shangshu Mansion was still worrying about expenses, Chu Yao's "Chu's Grain Company" had quietly monopolized military grains and was as rich as the enemy!
Later, the legendary and decisive God of War, the Prince, came to the Shangshu Mansion in person, but ignored the dressed-up sister-in-law and walked straight to Chu Yao who was taking stock in the corner: "My king's granary is yours to take care of, and his people are also yours. Is that enough?"
Chu Yao raised his head, looked at the man in front of him, and silently made some calculations: "Your Majesty, let's cash in the betrothal gift first."
