Wen Zhi transmigrated into a domestic drama novel as the beautiful concubine who made life difficult for the heroine.
The original owner was the Marquis's heir's mistress: busty, brainless, and good for nothing but her pretty face.
At that moment, she was kneeling on the ground, holding up a cup of tea with both hands to serve the original heroine.
Once she had served the tea, she would be allowed into the household.
But in the original novel, three days later, the original owner would be framed for adultery, wrapped in a straw mat, and tossed into a dark alley, where she would scream all night.
Readers had applauded in the comments: "Good riddance to that wicked supporting character!"
Wen Zhi smashed the teacup on the ground. "You can keep that blessing. I don't want it."
With her two children, she said, "Come on. Mom will make sure you grow up to be somebody."
The wind and sand in her hometown on the border were so strong they stung her eyes.
She had only three taels of silver to her name and a dilapidated old house with holes in the roof.
She had been a pharmaceutical sciences PhD in the modern world, so she decided to make medicinal food.
She went from being called a fraud for setting up a stall by the roadside to saving the feverish child next door with a bowl of cough-soothing soup.
An old doctor came to challenge her and left impressed by her medical skills. Then the Northern Garrison General's old injury flared up, and he was carried to her door. The city's famous doctors were helpless, but one needle from her brought him around.
Wen Zhi's medicinal food shop took off.
The powerful lined up for a bowl of her soup, and the border troops called her "Sir." She opened shops, bought herb fields, and built an entire medicinal food business.
Until one day, a familiar carriage stopped outside her shop.
The heir stood at the door, eyes red. "A Zhi, come back with me."
Wen Zhi didn't even look up. "Who? Do you have a number?"
Wait... you want me back because you're infertile?
Sorry, the children already have my surname.
Later, one of her children became the top scholar Wen, and the other became General Wen.
If this was the male protagonist, I wouldn't be able to watch it.