[The heroine succeeds in both career and love] + [Strategic, farsighted heroine vs. calculating, sharp-tongued hero]
Zhong Yi’s educated-youth husband leaves her and their daughter behind, never to return or send a word.
The villagers gossip gleefully about the mother and daughter being abandoned.
Zhong Yi can’t stand it. She takes her daughter and sneaks out of the village under cover of night, heading straight for the capital.
When she reaches the military compound, she discovers that her educated-youth husband has been “confined” ever since returning to the capital, busy setting and grading the college entrance exams.
Well, thank goodness he isn’t a Chen Shimei, or Zhong Yi’s fists wouldn’t be so forgiving!
From then on, Zhong Yi has a handsome, considerate, well-paid associate professor for a husband, and a clever, mischievous little darling for a daughter.
Her career takes off, too. She goes from running a tiny tailor shop to building one of the world’s leading fashion brands, making up for the regrets of her past life.
(The heroine was only four years old when she transmigrated.)
They are all great relatives.
I like this book very much