[System story + transmigrate into a book + underdog comeback + real and fake heiresses + strong heroine + satisfying revenge + tycoon + multiple male leads + no commitment + female protagonist in charge + personal space]
Ye Qing dies suddenly and transmigrates into the body of an abused farm wife.
Good news: she’s bound to a [Tycoon System].
Bad news: her System balance is two million in debt.
Other people get starter packs when they transmigrate. She gets saddled with a massive debt.
Luckily, the System lets her rake in bargains: daily sign-ins, a seven-day draw, a thirty-day grand prize, and limited-time flash sales where she can grab goods for as little as 0.01 percent of the price, stash them in her System space, then sell them for double.
People think she’s just a village woman anyone can bully?
She slaps them so hard they’re left sprawled on the ground, searching for their teeth.
Local thugs come to demand protection money?
She beats them until they kneel and write IOUs.
The local boss shows up with more than twenty men to trash her shop?
She sends them running and wailing with a single door bar.
Her unhinged cousin travels a thousand miles to see her dead?
She dislocates his joints and tells him to get lost.
Touch one of her people and see what happens.
Then one day, she suddenly realizes: Why do these people’s names sound so familiar?
Why does this plot seem so familiar?
She has transmigrated into an old-fashioned everyone-loves-the-heroine novel.
And she is one of the original story’s barely mentioned extras: the real heiress.
The fake heiress panics and brings a whole crew of admirers to bully her.
Ye Qing face-slaps them one by one and puts the scumbags in their place until they question their own sanity.
She’s surrounded by four handsome men: a cool-headed bodyguard, a refined scholar, and a dashing young nobleman, each more stunning than the last.
When it comes to romance, she only enjoys herself. She makes no promises.
She starts out with a general store and builds her fortune, opening an auction house, buying mines, and becoming the richest person around.
Those who scorned her now kneel and beg for forgiveness. She just sneers and walks away.
In that book, she was a minor character.
Now, she’s the protagonist of her own story.
