"Between Stars and Streams" is a novel about the rebirth of a heroine that combines time travel, business warfare, intrigue and affection.
The story tells the story of Chen Xi, a female college student in the Department of Modern Chemistry, who, due to a laboratory explosion, has her soul transported into the body of an unpopular businessman's legitimate daughter with the same name and surname in ancient times, who disguises herself as a man. In this world where men are superior to women, she used her knowledge of modern chemistry to start from a piece of soap and carve out a world in the capital's business world. She overcame family injustices, overthrew powerful enemies, took in abandoned babies, and fought side by side with like-minded Zhou Yunjin and fell in love with each other. Together they build a business empire and carve out their own path in the cracks. Time and space rotate, and a white light connects the past and present. Two people, two time and space, they cross many obstacles to find each other, and finally find a home in both worlds.
The story spans ancient and modern time and space, intertwining the wisdom of business wars, the thrills of power struggles, the fantasy of time travel, and the deep love between the two heroines across time and space. Here is the perseverance and growth of women in difficult situations, the trust and support of working side by side, and the deepest desire for home, love, and belonging.
Chenxi is not a Cinderella waiting for redemption, but a pathfinder who holds the light by herself.
"My name is Chenxi, the star of the stars, the stream of the stream. The stars are above, showing justice and eternity; the stream is below, symbolizing perseverance and unyielding. I have both of these things."
Intent: This is not just a story about "going back to ancient times and becoming the richest woman", but a hymn about how women can grow wildly in any environment and build their ideal home with their own hands. Chen Xi uses knowledge as a weapon and sincerity in exchange for alliances. She proves that women do not have to wait for princes to save them, they can be knights and fortresses themselves.