“The mistress-buster” Xue Zhenzhu dies of cancer, only to open her eyes and find herself transmigrated into The Story of Minglan as Lin Qinshuang, the notorious white-lotus mistress!
Not only has she just been beaten half to death because her daughter had an affair, she also has two hopeless children to look after.
What kind of mess is this? I tore Ling Ling to shreds in the modern world, and now I have to clean up this disaster too?!
Madam Wang Ruofu had planned to send the fox-like seductress packing with drums and gongs. But then she saw that Lin Qinshuang had stopped pretending to faint and had taken to beating her son with a broom, while pointing at Sheng Hong and calling him a “blind, heartless old fossil”!
Madam Wang looked around in bewilderment, sword in hand:
“Has this seductress gone mad? How come her insults are even nastier than mine?”
Fight for favor? Forget that nonsense! Sheng the Sixth is nowhere near as good as a gold ingot!
Xue Zhenzhu joined forces with Madam Wang to launch a “Beauty Bazaar” and a chain of restaurants.
And so, the whole city of Bianjing saw a sudden change of scene.
Sheng Hong: “Lady Lin, why don't you just give in...”
Xue Zhenzhu: “Get lost! You're blocking me and Madam Wang from doing the accounts!”
Sheng Changfeng was forced to study with a beam overhead, while Sheng Molan was ordered to do the bookkeeping. Madam Wang followed right on Xue Zhenzhu's heels every day, asking:
“Sister, where should we open our next branch?”
Later, as the Sheng family teetered on the brink of collapse, the officials of the entire court kept their distance.
Then Madam Wang and Lady Lin appeared in all their glory, armed with thick stacks of property deeds and banknotes:
“Old man, step aside. We'll save this family!”
Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Won't Redeem Herself, She'll Change Her Own Fate
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The Matchmaker Turned Headhunter: Hiring by Face, Not Résumé
The Substitute Princess Consort Wields Mystical Arts, Shaking Up the Capital's Elite