Shen Qiushui feels like she’s caught somewhere between being lucky and unlucky, in a kind of Schrödinger’s state.
Lucky: she was born into a happy family, with loving parents and a comfortable life. Unlucky: her parents died when she was ten, and she was sent to an orphanage.
Lucky: she excelled at school, got into a prestigious university, and went straight into a job at a major company after graduation. Her work was stable, and her life was finally on track. Unlucky: she somehow choked to death on a mouthful of cold water and transmigrated.
Lucky: she transmigrated as the young lady of a prominent clan, with plenty to eat and wear. All she had to do was slack off enough, and she could live out her life in peace. Unlucky: she married a husband who humiliated her in public and wanted to kill her.
Shen Qiushui thinks Heaven gave her plenty of chances to slack off and live a peaceful life, only to ruthlessly snatch them away itself.
So Shen Qiushui has no choice but to climb, one step at a time, toward the highest peak. When she’s tired, she glances to the side. Hey, why does this man keep sticking to her?
Content warning: The male lead has little presence early on. Most of the plot is devoted to setting up the heroine. The main focus is on her career, with romance coming later.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles heroine. . . He only wants to show the kindness and good reputation of the heroine, but the Bodhisattva is heartless and has no means. Although he is smart, he tolerates the scumbag Su Jin and his family again and again. . Poverty makes people embarrassed, and they don't have the means to control others, so how can they be smart? . I don't know what you are enduring. If it weren't for the heroine's aura, the heroine would have been poisoned to death by others. The Bodhisattva has a heart and no thunderous skills. This heroine cannot be called kind and intelligent, but cowardly.