Chu Yao is framed by her own family, dies in a car accident, and somehow finds herself alive, transmigrated into the body of a young lady from a prominent family in a dynasty that never existed in history. Life in ancient times isn't so bad after all. Chu Yao now has a family who loves her, and she's perfectly content. She'd planned to coast through life, but then she takes a closer look at the household income. It's barely enough to get by. Wait, how can that possibly do? To make sure she and her family can spend money whenever they want, Chu Yao decides to get moving. So she takes up her old line of work: soap, here we come; face masks, here we come; tooth powder, perfume, and beauty salons, she's doing it all. In the end, she becomes the richest person in the Dayu Dynasty. Chu Yao looks at the man beside her. Wait, when did I marry you? Qin Rongzhi, the Dayu Dynasty's only prince and its God of War, says tenderly, "Yao'er, we've been married for three years already!"
Warnings: 1. The author is a beginner, so please forgive any plot inconsistencies.
2. The author isn't good at writing romance, and the male lead doesn't appear much. If that bothers you, this book isn't for you.
3. All scenes about making cosmetics and food are based on online searches and the author's imagination. Please don't nitpick the details.
I really like this setting.