[Ancient-to-modern transmigration, dual transmigration + wealthy CEO + business rivalry + suspense]
Shen Xixi, daughter of Shen Kuan, a renowned minister of the Great Zhou and the Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, was the brilliant strategist to Xiao, the Second Prince and chief constable of the Six Fan Gate. A notorious femme fatale, she made sure that anyone she set her sights on paid dearly.
While helping her father investigate a corruption case involving government officials, she was hunted by a group of men in black. She leapt off a cliff and transmigrated into the body of another Shen Xixi, a downtrodden heiress from a wealthy family.
Shen Xixi, born into wealth, had a mother who died and a father who didn't love her. Her stepmother, a mistress, came into the family with two children from a previous relationship and a pack of parasitic relatives. She and her little brother were reduced to the family's punching bags.
Shen Xixi transmigrated into her body.
The wealthy family's punching bag, Shen Xixi, saved the kidnapped wife of the Xiao family, the richest family in the country. She took seven knife wounds and was on the verge of death when Shen Xixi transmigrated into her body.
While recovering at the Xiao family's Jiangnan sanatorium, Shen Xixi met Xiao Zhanting, the coldest and most aloof young master in the capital.
Outwardly, he was the richest man's son and the crown prince of the capital's elite. In truth, he was the Great Zhou's chief constable, the Second Prince Xiao. He had transmigrated in search of Shen Xixi, but her appearance had changed, so she didn't recognize him.
Once she recovered, Shen Xixi resolved to return to the Shen family and take revenge.
The fun is just beginning. The family's punching bag instantly becomes a femme fatale: she wrests the family fortune from her stepmother, fleeces people at the casino, uncovers the real culprit behind the kidnapping of herself and Mrs. Xiao, storms a den in northern Myanmar to rescue people, travels to Africa to search for clues left by her mother, and exposes spies hiding in her homeland...
This is a really good novel. The characters are vivid, the plot is logical, and it doesn't follow any clichés. As a seasoned reader, I highly recommend it. Trust me, you really won't be disappointed. Fast forward, fast forward!