[Ancient-to-modern | Strong female lead | Ensemble cast | Entrepreneurship | Women’s growth]
In her previous life, Han Mo was a female general defending the north. She died after being framed in court.
In this life, she is an unemployed young woman with 238 yuan in savings.
She doesn’t know how to use payment codes, understand contracts, or attract online traffic.
But she knows that when you’re at rock bottom, the first thing you have to do is survive.
Starting with a small stall at a night market, she meets people just like her, people whom life has pushed to this point.
She wants to help them survive.
But she discovers that this era has no swords, yet it has another court.
Han Mo doesn’t fight their battles for them. She simply helps them see their true worth.
This time, Han Mo isn’t just trying to win a battle for herself.
She also wants to light a lamp, so that those who go unseen can stand up on their own.
And then step into the light...
[Author’s content warning: This is not a power fantasy with an all-conquering heroine, nor is it a story of effortless domination. In her previous life, the heroine knew only the battlefield. In modern society, she has to learn the rules anew and build a real life alongside several women held down by harsh realities. The story focuses on the realistic growth of a business, with a restrained romance.]
