Mu Qingyao was once the number one saintess of the Hehuan Sect, peerlessly beautiful, aloof, and alluring. The immortal sect's prodigies went mad for her, and even the Buddhist holy son fell for her.
But this drew the overwhelming jealousy of the noble families' favored daughters. They schemed together against her, lured her into a trap, and left her to die with hatred in her heart.
When she opens her eyes again, she has become a country girl with a hidden identity, whose father is about to die.
Even more shocking, she has transmigrated into a storybook once written by her junior sister!
And she has become entangled with the family of Pei Yanzhi, the future chief minister who will hold power over the court.
The spiritual energy in this little world is scarce, making every step difficult.
By chance, she discovers that the literary aura and fortune surrounding Pei Yanzhi are the perfect nourishment for her cultivation.
To protect herself and grow stronger, she deliberately gets close to the Pei family,
using sweet words, acting vulnerable and being well-behaved, until everyone in the family dotes on her.
All she wants is to quietly borrow some of their fortune and cultivate in peace.
It was supposed to be a scheme, but she never expected that,
after borrowing and borrowing, she would end up in the heart of that cool, reserved chief minister.
From then on, she didn't just take his fortune,
she took him home, heart and all.
It was the first time I saw Xiao San as the main character in Tomato.