He Yushui was a 26-year-old accountant who worked overtime, until a truck took her out.
When she opened her eyes, she was a baby in 1946. Her father was a cook, her mother was so sick she was near death, and her brother was a future pushover who’d let others manipulate him. Worst of all, the entire courtyard house where she lived belonged to Old Mrs. Deaf!
Other people transmigrated as princesses or rich young ladies. She could barely even turn herself over.
Luckily, the jade pendant her grandmother gave her came with a cheat:
A thousand mu of spiritual fields + a spiritual spring + magical treasures and elixirs + ten times the growth rate.
Even mixing a little spiritual spring water into her mother’s milk made her mother stronger by the day.
When the old woman in the courtyard tried to sell the house and play the poor victim, He Yushui used an invisibility talisman to ransack the place at midnight, taking the deeds too.
When Yi Zhonghai tried to trick her brother into supporting him in his old age, she lifted a finger and sent him off to work in the countryside.
When Qin Huairu tried to seduce someone, He Yushui broke her legs, ruined her reputation, and drove her out of the courtyard.
When the Great Famine came, she secretly piled a million jin of grain in the government square at night. The whole country searched for the “Grain Hero.”
Someone said the He family had made a fortune and wanted to report them? Where was the evidence? If no one could find any, then there wasn’t any!
From a pitiful little tagalong to a Tsinghua top student, a state-owned enterprise’s finance director, and a powerful figure secretly owning half the courtyard houses in the capital.
He Yushui smiled. “Who says I have a hard life? I’m doing just fine.”
How about raising Princess Gege of the Qing Dynasty when she is almost three years old and can't walk or talk?
It's novel and interesting. I like this style of work. The author is thoughtful. I like it 👍👍👍👍👍👍
The different Qinman Siheyuan is very well written.
Hanging means saying that it doesn't matter if I am in the world
The writing is good, but is it really okay if the heroine is always a baby?