Shen Qingci died in the Tang Palace incident. After a glass of poisonous wine, she thought she was done with it, but when she opened her eyes, she became Mary Grant, the third lady of a run-down aristocratic family in England in the 19th century.
His father died of illness, leaving behind five unmarried daughters and a manor heavily in debt. The heir considers himself the owner, the capitalists issue a purchase agreement, and the family is about to be evicted.
No one expected that the third lady, who had only been immersed in reading before, suddenly stood up.
She used the strategies of a female official in the prosperous Tang Dynasty to reorganize her family business, used the aesthetics of a thousand-year civilization to conquer the London social circle, and used the art of war and chess to carve out a bloody path in men's business battlefield.
Fitzwilliam Darcy originally just wanted to buy a bunch of bankrupt assets at the lowest price, but he met the most powerful opponent in his life in front of a girl he didn't pay attention to at all.
At the negotiation table, she turned against the enemy. In the manor, she turned her hands around. He went from contempt to appreciation, from confrontation to side by side.
On a rainy night, he handed the ring to her: "I have lost all my arrogance, and I just want to win you a word."
She smiled slightly: "Fanbang Barbarian, you are mine now."
