The Foolish Girl Sells Her Whole Family and Takes Her Deadbeat Dad to the City to Live Off Others

[Period Setting] [Feel-Good Story] [No Golden Finger] [Light Ensemble Cast] [Building a Fortune] [Domestic Drama]

The first thing Lin Chunxiang did after transmigrating into a book was sell her entire family.

The original owner was eighteen, but had the intelligence of a seven- or eight-year-old.

Her father was unreliable, and her mother had remarried.

Her wicked grandmother hid a letter from her birth mother, who wanted to take her to the city for a better life, then sold her off to get a bride price for her son.

The original owner died horribly three months after being sold.

Lin Chunxiang smiled.

Everyone wanted to profit from someone else's suffering? Fine. Then none of them would get away.

She turned around and sold off the whole family.

Her grandmother went to a widower, her uncle became a live-in son-in-law, and her eldest uncle was sent off as a laborer. Not one was spared.

With her pockets stuffed full of cash, she took her biological father and followed her mother to the city after her remarriage.

Once there, everyone thought the family had acquired a burden.

But nobody knew that the little fool was the sharpest member of the family.

She got the whole family eating out of her hand.

Her stepfather was kind and did as she said.

Her eldest brother was honest and doted on her.

Her second brother was tough and protected her.

Only her third brother, who had been reborn, was bent on driving the mother and daughter away.

But he didn't know that every move he made was right on the little fool's chessboard.

He began to question his life. Had this idiot been pretending all along?

Reader's Guide:

1. The romance develops later. The leads are at odds early on, but once he falls for her, the male lead instantly becomes a devoted, doting husband.

2. Neither lead is entirely good-hearted.

3. A light ensemble cast, with a romance between the parents as well.

4. The male lead has an unusual background.

5. Male lead (cold-faced version): Only a dog would like her.

Male lead (eating-his-words version): Woof, woof, woof~