The moment Gu Qingci opens her eyes, she has become the sickly youngest daughter of a peasant family in ancient times.
The good news: her grandmother favors her own family, her parents are sweet-talking and loving, and her two older brothers are total sister-complex cases.
The bad news: this is a revenge story about someone reborn, and her family is the entire collection of top-grade cannon fodder in the heroine's eyes. In the original story, every one of them meets a worse end than the last.
The even worse news: her cousin, who has been reborn, looks at her with growing malice every day.
Just as Gu Qingci is about to lie flat and wait to die, compensation from the underworld arrives:
In her left hand, a [Lucky Charm Constitution]: she can trip and find money, or stare blankly by the river and have fish leap right into her hands.
In her right hand, a [Farming Space]: spirit spring water that can cure illness, land that can speed up crops, and a warehouse that can store everything.
From then on, the Gu family's fortunes take a sharp turn.
Her awful parents become fierce protectors of their children and lead the family to prosperity.
Her two rowdy brothers turn into ambitious young men: one joins the army and wins distinction, the other makes a name for himself in the imperial examinations.
Even her partial grandmother stands tall and proud: “My Qingci girl is a reincarnated bringer of good fortune!”
As her family goes from being scorned by the whole village to becoming fabulously wealthy, Gu Qingci happily counts her money.
Her reborn cousin, meanwhile, completely loses it: “Impossible! In my last life, they clearly...”
Gu Qingci hands her an invitation with a sweet smile. “Cousin, I'm marrying a prince. Remember to come celebrate!”
Later, the newly crowned top scholar is her brother, the great general guarding the nation is her brother, and the crown prince is her husband.
The entire capital is curious: What on earth did the Gu family do to get so lucky?
Gu Qingci, adored by her whole family, quietly takes no credit and glances at the golden, shining lucky charm mark on her wrist.
Well, maybe her luck is just a tiny bit better than most?
