Ning Nanzhi, a partner at a top modern accounting firm, worked two all-nighters to finish a project at thirty-nine, then collapsed on her desk and never woke up. When she opened her eyes again, she had become a poor farm girl named Ning Zhaodi in Qingshan Village of the Great Qi Dynasty.
The original girl's life had been miserable: her parents were honest and timid, unable to say a single firm word in the family; her grandparents played favorites, saving all the good things for her second uncle's family; and her second uncle and aunt were insatiably greedy, leeching off her parents' hard work for over a decade. Worst of all, the fiance she had waited three years for passed the imperial exams, then came to break off the engagement in the dead of winter, tossing down two taels of silver and demanding they call it even.
With nowhere left to turn, the original girl threw herself into the freezing river.
Now, the woman opening her eyes on the brick bed was Ning Nanzhi, who had spent half her life working with numbers, was a master at balancing the books, and knew food inside and out.
Who could have guessed that the poor farm girl from Qingshan Village, with only two taels of silver and a patch of barren land, whose engagement had just been broken off, would one day use her own two hands to become the greatest businesswoman in the Great Qi Dynasty?
I can't stop reading this [subject matter]! The protagonist's character is very exciting, the plot is not bloody, and the foreshadowing is intertwined. Originally I only wanted to read two chapters before going to bed, but ended up staying up all night to catch up. There is no forced intelligence, the logic is online, and Shuhuang can directly enter the pit. Looking forward to subsequent updates!
So beautiful, so good