Gu Nanxing transmigrates into a book, becoming the real daughter in a period novel: a cannon-fodder character framed by the fake heiress and doomed to die from overwork after being sent to the countryside.
Her awful adoptive parents force her to sign papers? The fake heiress flaunts her family heirloom?
Gu Nanxing gives a cool smile, kicks the scheming fake heiress flying, and snatches back the heirloom, claiming it as her own with a drop of blood. In an instant, a modern megastore worth billions appears at her disposal!
Then she heads straight to the Educated Youth Office with her household register. “Comrade, my younger sister is highly motivated. The countryside assignment is just what she deserves!”
As the fake heiress wails and boards a green train to shovel manure, Gu Nanxing stays in the city with a secure job, enjoying braised pork from her space and quietly making a fortune.
She thinks this will be a heroine’s solo act of crushing villains and getting rich, but while taking the black market by storm, she unexpectedly saves a tall, stern former army officer.
He has broad shoulders, a slim waist, and long legs, yet the look he gives her grows ever more intense and smoldering, his wariness melting away.
When the worst neighbors in the compound spread rumors about her morals, Huo Chen moves in next door with a little wolf cub in tow.
Late one night, when no one else is around, the terrifying “Living King of Hell” pins her against the wall. His rough fingers gently trace the red mole behind her ear as he murmurs, his voice hoarse and obsessive:
“Nanxing, just say the word. My life, my money, everything my Huo family owns in the capital, it’s all yours.”
“Anyone who dares mess with you, you kill them, and I’ll hand you the knife.”
Everyone thinks Gu Nanxing is a pitiful little thing anyone can push around, until she conquers the black market, sets the fashion trends of the 1970s, and buys up one courtyard house after another, becoming a powerful business tycoon pulling strings from behind the scenes!
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Who writes novels in which one sentence is divided into one paragraph?