A World of Few Women: The Sister Who Raised Her Younger Brothers Alone

She woke up to find she'd transmigrated into a patriarchal world with a 3:1 male-to-female ratio, where men were as common as grass and women were as precious as giant pandas.

Wen Qing's parents had both died, leaving her to raise two boys with no blood relation to her all by herself.

Her older younger brother, Wen Shubai, was gentle and considerate, the perfect stay-at-home type. Her younger brother, Wen Xiaobei, was a chuuni siscon who'd pick a fight with anyone who came near his sister.

To put her brothers through college, she waited tables at a hotpot restaurant, earning a monthly salary of seven thousand and stretching every penny as far as it could go.

The restaurant manager, Lu Shenyan, was handsome and rich, but in this world that worshipped toughness, he was looked down on for being too gentle, until Wen Qing showed up.

She was so poor she could barely scrape by, yet her smile was brighter than the sun. She was the first girl who didn't look down on him.

Her two brothers kept a close watch, her best friend secretly coveted her, and Wen Qing only wanted to make money and support her family. So why were all the men in this world throwing themselves at her?