How to Spend Ten Billion in the Dark Middle Ages

[Shop till you drop + noble heiress + business management + infrastructure building + strong heroine + power progression + pure fun] After a plane crash, Eve transmigrates into a novel as an insignificant supporting female character. The good news: She’s a noble heiress. The bad news: She has a high fever, is unconscious, and is about to be given an enema by the doctor. Everyone knows how terrifying the Dark Middle Ages were! Male supremacy! A low standard of living! Terrible medical care! Appalling hygiene… The book Eve transmigrated into, The Medieval Duchess, is a Mary Sue novel set in the Dark Middle Ages. Fortunately, Eve becomes the heir to a count’s title and is bound to a “shop till you drop” System. From perfume and jewelry to high-yield crop seeds and patented technology… Eve launches into a frenzy of buying and making money. The other nobles watch her spend lavishly in utter shock, green with envy and frantically following her lead. Eve’s response: “Good thing I transmigrated into a noble. No matter how much I indulge myself, nobody’s going to beat me to death!” · Years later, when Eve Shelley’s name has spread across the entire European continent, people discover that the famous countess is a capable and brilliant ruler. She spends a lot, but earns even more. Her lands are prosperous and wealthy, her people enjoy an exceptionally high standard of living, and her army is extraordinarily well-trained and well-equipped! Bards sing her praises, and she leaves a brilliant, glorious mark on history…