[Exclusive devotion + hilarious, strong heroine + age-gap contrast]
Cheng Yao, a rising star in modern investment, makes one misstep and transmigrates into the body of a lovesick airhead in the Great Jing Dynasty. The original owner even changed her name from Ming Chengyao to Ming Yuexi to pursue a young nobleman. It's laughable.
With her modern financial training, Ming Yuexi makes money all across the Great Jing Dynasty, earning a fortune and helping the entire Prince An's household prosper.
The male lead is six years older than the heroine. Before marriage, he is a cool young general; after marriage, he turns into a clingy puppy.
He is ruthless and decisive in court, but at home he pouts, gets jealous, and cries like a baby.
The heroine is doted on by both her birth family and her husband's family, and her husband gives her his exclusive devotion.
Making money can be easy, too. How could the road to becoming the richest woman be complete without hilarious everyday moments?
The rhythm is not outrageous, and it is gradual. The heroine is always awake, occasionally confused, and often funny. The male protagonist appears later, but the contrast is great and quite interesting.