Transmigrating into the body of a village girl from a remote mountain hollow who can barely survive, Jiang Li only wants to stay alive. She grows cotton, opens shops, and builds an entire supply chain, becoming immensely wealthy before she knows it, while also avenging her parents’ murder.
She thought she could lie flat and enjoy a leisurely life until the end, but who would have guessed that the cold-faced general who kept coming to “look after” her business would talk about retiring from the military and farming, then refuse to leave her home?
The general is cold and tough in front of others, but around her he pours tea and water, then plays the victim. “So many people are eyeing you. How can you expect me to pretend I don’t know?”
What is Jiang Li, who has already decided never to marry, supposed to do?
It is very real, not exaggerated, and has clear logic. It is down-to-earth and strives to live every moment well. It is in line with the lives of ordinary people. It has a sense of substitution. I hope it will get better and better in the future!
The true and objective description is clear. After reading this book, I still want to read it again. I recommend it to everyone to read this book in their free time.