Blurb: After transmigrating into the body of a commoner's daughter in the Great Chen Dynasty, Shao Qingge married the seriously ill eldest legitimate son of the Li family, a merchant household on the verge of decline. Before she could even get settled, her husband died. Her white-lotus aunt and her three daughters repeatedly tried to kill her. She also had to raise her sister-in-law's posthumous child, help her brother-in-law come up with business strategies, and outwit her romantic rival. Qingge suddenly felt that being a woman in ancient times was truly hard. See how this transmigrated woman outmaneuvers the white-lotus aunt and her three daughters, expands the Li family's business, finds love, and makes her comeback.
P.S. 1. A transmigration story with a happy ending.
2. The heroine transmigrates to ancient times and marries into the declining Li family. Her husband dies not long after their wedding.
3. Using her wits, she defeats her competitors and expands the Li family's business.
4. She battles the white-lotus aunt and her three daughters, matching wits and courage with them.
5. The hero is a monk who returns to secular life to seek revenge.
6. Includes household rivalries, war, political schemes, and business wars.
6. This is a sweet, slow-burn story. It gets very sweet later, so don't worry, dear readers. Please take a moment to bookmark and comment. Thank you, mwah!
Theme: Be self-reliant, work hard, and find perfect happiness
This brother-in-law doesn't seem like a good person.
To protect yourself wisely, you should be reticent and talk little.
The first chapter was awkward, and it was a bit unpalatable. . .
It's very beautiful. I love it so much. I support the author greatly.
"Wu Mei'er,,,,,, was humiliated by her nominal son." A concubine is half master and half slave, and a legitimate son is a master. Can a master give a slave a son?
Can the father of the imperial concubine be called the father of the country?
The heroine has such a big heart, she can still fall asleep even though she is like this.
It was my mistake. Chapter 27 actually left out a lot of passages (more than 3,000 words). I have added them now. I'm sorry for reading this. I will be careful in the next update. Thank you for your support~~
It's very heartwarming, but the parts involving the male protagonist are too few at the moment. Please keep updating (⊙o⊙) Wow
I can't stand it, but everything I do is wrong.
This brother-in-law doesn't seem like a good person.
To protect yourself wisely, you should be reticent and talk little.
The first chapter was awkward, and it was a bit unpalatable. . .
It's very beautiful. I love it so much. I support the author greatly.
"Wu Mei'er,,,,,, was humiliated by her nominal son." A concubine is half master and half slave, and a legitimate son is a master. Can a master give a slave a son?
Can the father of the imperial concubine be called the father of the country?
The heroine has such a big heart, she can still fall asleep even though she is like this.
It was my mistake. Chapter 27 actually left out a lot of passages (more than 3,000 words). I have added them now. I'm sorry for reading this. I will be careful in the next update. Thank you for your support~~
It's very heartwarming, but the parts involving the male protagonist are too few at the moment. Please keep updating (⊙o⊙) Wow