The time-traveling woman has occupied my body for three years, and the madman is taking advantage of me from a poor family?
Three years later, Ning Yingwan opened her eyes again and the sky fell! A time-traveling girl works in heaven and earth, hereditary fiefdoms are sold off, military pay is misappropriated, the centuries-old prince's mansion is heavily in debt, and evidence piles up, his father is worried and seriously ill, and the whole family is on the verge of confiscation and extermination.
Ning Yingwan returned with modern memories, disdaining to defend the stigma, and focused on reviving the family through business. In order to stabilize the crisis of her family being wiped out, she took the initiative to come to the house and formed a purely beneficial cooperation with the powerful chief minister Lu Shiyan.
Use modern management ideas to clear bad debts, open up businesses, turn things around against the wind, and revitalize the family business. On the way, they gradually uncover a shocking secret: behind the hostage of a poor family, there is a rebel party, using the hands of the time-traveling woman to empty the treasury, frame Zhongliang, and plot to usurp the throne.
At the same time, she realized that she was just a pawn played by Lu Shiyan from beginning to end. She had been kept in the dark, and the misunderstanding arose from this.
Seeing her retreating back, Lu Shiyan was completely panicked. The calm, cold-faced, cold-blooded chief assistant finally couldn't bear it anymore and started chasing his wife. The secrets over the years were also solved one by one.
The bundle of interests turned into a two-way love, and the two men joined forces to smash the treasonous conspiracy and restore the glory of the century-old Hou Mansion. The down-and-out daughter who was once despised by everyone finally reaches the top of the capital, with a successful career and deep love.
Purpose: to save oneself in desperate situations, to overcome situations with wisdom, and to gain sincerity in conflicts of interest.
