Reborn: A House Full of Gold and Jade

Reborn into a new life, Ji Haitang has the body of a fourteen-year-old and the soul of a thirty-year-old. She decides to act her age, or rather, not to: with a face of breathtaking beauty and a heart like a venomous snake, she'll do whatever ruthless, vulgar things she pleases. She'll be sharp-tongued whenever she feels like it, and cling to powerful patrons whenever she feels like it... Ji Haitang: "Damn it, this isn't the kind of powerful patron I wanted. He wants me to be his wife!" A certain someone extends his gleaming golden thigh: "It's all yours~ Are you sure you don't want it?"... Ji Haitang: "What do you like about me? I can change it." Golden Thigh: "I like your face. Would you really change that?" Content warning: The male lead's wife is dead, and he has a five-year-old daughter. Reading guide: 1. The original title was The Reborn Duchess of State. 2. This story is set in an alternate world, so please don't nitpick the historical details. 3. A beautiful, scheming, reborn woman * a handsome man who is a "beast in fine clothes." Strongly recommended: The author's next project, the completed angst-filled novel Reborn on the Path to Becoming a Female Official. In her previous life, she had a fierce temper and was set up by her delicate younger sister. She was expelled from the capital's women's academy and permanently barred from holding office. Come on, bring the melon seeds and tea. Let's study hard, work hard, and become ancient civil servants. As for those melodramatic, hypocritical, fake-pitiful types... Zhou Xiangjun says: "I'll just sit here and watch you show off." [Note: The male lead is fair-skinned, beautiful, and well-built.] [Planned farming novel: The Kind Stepmother] In ancient times, getting married was like finding a job in the modern world. If you couldn't get married, you were unemployed. She transmigrates as the daughter of a butcher, strong enough to carry loads and haul things. She has a high brow, a broad nose, and a powerful build. Most importantly... she can't get married. Theme: