Transmigrating into a Marquis’s Household and Taking It by Storm

【An arrogant, domineering transmigrated-into-a-book matriarch × a dim-witted, weepy, fallen prince】【Feel-good story + groveling pursuit + intense push and pull】 Lin Miaomiao dies from overwork and transmigrates into the body of Shen Qinghuan, who was poisoned to death in a book. From then on, she makes her way in the world as Shen Qinghuan. From the start, she faces the Marquis’s household in financial ruin, with her mother-in-law and second uncle conspiring to seize the title and grind her bones to dust. How could Shen Qinghuan let others push her around? She abandons her original self’s cowardice, takes a ruthless approach to putting the household in order, and becomes the formidable mistress of the Marquis’s house. During this time, she discovers by chance that her comatose husband is actually Xiao Yuzhi, a prince of the current dynasty. She carefully maneuvers to secure her place in the household, while he falls for her as he plots his schemes. Shen Qinghuan ignores the world’s mockery, invents a new mother-of-pearl inlay technique, and opens up trade routes with her own hands, trampling underfoot everyone who once looked down on her. To prevent an outsider from claiming the title, she, being fond of handsome men, schemes to consummate her marriage with Xiao Yuzhi. Afterward, he does everything in his power to protect her. Just as she buries her feelings for him deep in her heart, she discovers that his subordinate has destroyed most of her business empire---(The subordinate was reborn and meant well, but things went wrong.) “Did you order this?” “No…” Xiao Yuzhi is powerless to defend himself. Shen Qinghuan gives a cold laugh and walks away. When they meet again, she has become a wealthy merchant renowned throughout the capital. But her success makes her a target, and she is drawn into the political maelstrom, landing behind bars. At the brink of life and death, Xiao Yuzhi trades a political marriage for a chance to save her. Her heart turned to ashes, she accepts another man’s marriage proposal. All he can do is remain hidden and watch her marry someone else. On her wedding night, he can no longer hold back. Eyes reddened, he corners her: “When I abandoned you to your desperate plight, did you feel even a little sorry for me?” She looks up at him calmly. “If you were trapped in a deathly impasse, what could you have done?” Reader’s Guide: 1. Plot-driven, with a lighter focus on romance and occasional misunderstandings in the middle. 2. Some supporting characters are reborn, and there is a brief exchange of souls between a person and an animal. (The exchange is temporary, and they switch back later under special circumstances.) 4. Happy ending. The two leads are both in love and at odds with each other. Theme: No matter where you are, never forget who you are