Lin Wan transmigrates into a book as the most timid concubine-born daughter in the Duke Zhenguo's household. Her older sister pushes her down a rockery, nearly killing her, and when she wakes, everyone thinks she's “gone mad.”
But she realizes that Shen Mingzhen, her legitimate-born elder sister, praised throughout the capital as the “model young lady,” is the one living like a true madwoman.
She writes the words “I want” across an entire sheet of paper, then crumples it up and throws it into the pond.
“Sister, you don't have to smile when you don't feel like it.”
Shen Mingzhen freezes for the first time. “...I don't?”
Later, I teach her to check the books, open a shop, and break off a prince's betrothal.
She takes the family punishment for me, bears the blame, and teaches me how to survive within the rules.
Everyone in the capital says I've led my elder sister astray.
But standing at the entrance to the bookshop I opened, she smiles at me and says:
“You didn't lead me astray. You brought me to life.”
Lin Wan: Other people transmigrate into books to chase men. I transmigrated to build a career, and happened to turn my perfect older sister into my business partner.
P.S. No romance. Two heroines helping each other grow and find redemption.
When I was bored, I found a good book. There weren't many ratings and comments, but the author's writing skills were very good. Although there were only 49 short chapters, he wrote a complete story. The writing was plain but powerful, and it really warmed my heart after reading it. I can't help but also start to look forward to the fact that ten years later, Lin Wan, Mingzhen Mingxuan, and the sisters in the bookstore will still get together every year, chatting and laughing ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
It makes my heart warm when I watch it. It has nothing to do with love, but the mutual help between women 😢😢😢