Reborn as a doomed cannon-fodder heroine, she doesn’t attack the female lead or steal the male lead. She focuses on making money and staying healthy, only to be doted on by the most powerful prince in the book. Before she knows it, she’s reached the pinnacle of success just by taking it easy.
Story introduction:
Designer Lu Liuling worked late into the night and died of exhaustion. When she woke up, she had transmigrated into the historical romance novel she’d stayed up reading, as a cannon-fodder side character who wouldn’t survive past chapter 112.
The original owner was infatuated with the male lead and jealous of the female lead. Used by others, she was killed in a hail of arrows: a spectacular and thoroughly tragic end.
Lu Liuling checks the calendar: the humiliating face-slapping incident at the flower-viewing banquet is six days away.
She makes a decision that goes against everything her ancestors taught her: run!
The flower-viewing banquet? Not going!
His Highness the Crown Prince? Don’t know him!
Dramatic, clichéd plotlines? Not touching them!
From then on, she has only three goals in life: make money, stay healthy, and survive.
She opens a pastry shop, starts a wellness spa, and teaches impoverished girls practical skills. Her business grows from one general store into a chain across the capital, and she goes from penniless to richer than a nation.
She only wants to be a laid-back couch potato, but the legendary, aloof prince who keeps women at arm’s length starts “happening” to pass by her shops every day...
