[One-on-one romance] [Strong female lead] [Business empire]
Lin Wanwan transmigrates into the body of a princess sent away for a political marriage, and finds herself in a dead-end situation from the start.
She doesn’t speak the language, the culture is different, the imperial harem is watching her like hawks, and the nobles of Mobei are waiting to laugh at her.
But when she sees the scarce supplies and abundant resources, she smiles.
This is paradise for an international trade expert.
[She uses her dowry to earn her first fortune]
Salt and tea for furs, with profits ten times over.
[She has her herdsmen invest cattle and sheep]
The entire grassland becomes her “shareholders’ assembly.”
[She establishes a grassland Silk Road]
Control salt, iron, and tea, and you hold the lifeline of the royal court.
When the khan falls gravely ill and the princes take up arms to fight for the throne,
she simply holds back a shipment of crucial iron goods and medicine.
Thousands of troops halt outside her caravan’s relay station.
“Gentlemen,” she says, seated in her tent and brewing fresh tea from the Central Plains, “shall we sit down and talk business first?”
The Silver Wolf Prince, the most powerful man on the grassland, removes the mask that represents slaughter and kneels on one knee, offering her his tribe’s totem:
“Your Highness, would this grassland, along with me, be enough to win your heart?”
