[System that pushes kids to study + ancient-to-modern transmigration + farming and business management + two parallel rise-to-success storylines + no romance]
After her husband dies in battle, Ruan Aqiao raises their daughter alone.
A widow with a young daughter: everyone thinks they can bully her.
But she refuses to be pushed around. Even if she has to swallow her pride, she’ll scrape by in the cracks of the capital’s slums.
Her greatest wish is for her daughter to marry a good man, and for herself to live out her days in peace, enjoying her grandchildren.
Then her daughter goes missing and returns with a pile of “objects from beyond the heavens” that Ruan Aqiao has never seen before.
She’s also bound to a System that pushes kids to study.
The System is incredibly overbearing, forcing her daughter to go to school. And it wants Miaomiao to attend some place called Huaxia?
Go to school?
Ruan Aqiao freezes, then slaps her thigh!
“She’s going! She absolutely has to!”
It must be the Empress of the Earth answering her daily prayers.
But she never expected that, as time went on, she would amass a fortune and become the richest woman in the Great Zhou. Her daughter would rise to a high position and take charge of the imperial court.
