Her Fearsome Reputation Echoes Through the Mountains

Please add my ongoing period drama, The Russian Trader Who Made a Fortune Selling Contraceptives, to your favorites!

[Blurb]

#Money-loving, strong village girl × scheming regent#

One knife from the start, and everything else has to be earned through a fight.

Meng Chuyi transmigrates into a war-torn famine year. She opens her eyes and struggles out of a grave, given a new lease on life. With the help of a handsome fool she picked up, she builds her fortune.

She tricks him into "selling smiles for meat buns" and coaxes him to "call me big sister to get candied hawthorns."

Noble ladies and village women alike open their purses generously.

Want to take your clothes off, too?

That'll cost extra!

Head deep into the mountains, hunt fierce beasts, roll up your sleeves, and get to work!

She uses survival skills from the apocalypse to tame ferocious beasts, turns a roadside inn into an intelligence hub with modern business know-how, and helps women earn their own living through their skills.

That is, until a group of black-clad men arrives at her door in formation...

What?

The Prince of Yeliang, who makes the barbarians tremble and halt at the border, stops little children from crying at night, and is cursed by the common people of Dayang?

Meng Shiwu bites into her meat bun and gives a silly grin.

Everyone knows the proprietress of the inn in town is ruthless. She cries, "Release Shiwu!" at the drop of a hat.

Later...

Meng Chuyi packs a bundle and climbs into a carriage with Sanjiu, ready to run. But the city gates are covered with wanted posters:

"Wanted: runaway wife. Reward: ten thousand taels!"

A sword tip lifts the carriage curtain.

"My lady, this carriage is too slow. Why not ride my swift steed?"

He pretended to be a fool to win my heart, while I tried to run away and drove him mad.

The hunting scenes are wildly imaginative, so don't scrutinize them too closely. Who in their right mind keeps wild boars, sea eagles, and lynxes as pets?

Please add my ongoing period drama, The Russian Trader Who Made a Fortune Selling Contraceptives, to your favorites!

Lu Shuangxi, a modern streetwise go-getter, transmigrates into a book!

She becomes a useless cannon-fodder supporting female character in a male-oriented novel. She gives everything to the male lead, only to be sold to a trader as a shared wife!

As she watches the man's foul mouth draw nearer and nearer, she throws a punch.

A tough woman who fought her way up on the streets isn't going to be scared by a little trouble!

She gives him a scorching, blistering treatment, then grabs her train ticket, passport, and bag and makes a run for it.

But after finally managing to board a train bound for Russia, she looks at the bag full of contraceptives and unleashes nearly two thousand words of profanity.

My leather jacket? My watch? My canned food?

The older woman traveling with her clutches her stomach and laughs uproariously.

"Girl, you've got a pretty unique business sense."

When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

Lu Shuangxi is here to take action!

She may not have a golden finger, but the male lead in the book does!

She snatches opportunities and gains allies, trading goods along the Chinese-Russian border. Starting with contraceptives, she rises to become a business tycoon who dominates the region!

Anyone who blocks her path to making money can go straight to meet the King of Hell!

As she tears through every obstacle and makes a fortune, the mysterious Russian big shot keeps appearing in front of her.

"Want to partner up? The money is yours, and you are mine."

Lu Shuangxi grabs him by the collar and gives him a mischievous grin.

"The money is mine, and you're mine, too."

From cannon-fodder supporting female character to international business queen, Lu Shuangxi has this to say:

"A man is just the icing on the cake. Making money is what matters! But if he's handsome, tough, and makes money to spend on me, I'll make an exception and keep him."

Theme: Who says women are inferior to men?