When Chai Duoduo was a little over a year old, she was found beside the ruins of a deadly incident by the kindhearted director of an orphanage. She was clutching her grandmother's memorial tablet, and he took her back to the orphanage. She grew up there until she was fourteen, when the orphanage could no longer afford to keep her and was on the verge of closing. With the few dozen yuan the director gave her, she left. After a difficult journey, the charity of kind strangers helped her make it to the age of seventeen. But with no money at all, she was so hungry that she passed out and knocked into her grandmother's memorial tablet. The tablet fell from the altar and broke, revealing an ancient jade piece. When she reached out to trace its markings, she saw a pocket dimension filled with money, treasures, pearls, and agate. On the verge of starvation, she took a gemstone to a pawnshop, only to be murdered and robbed.
This is a world where women are superior to men. Even poor women can become slaves in the homes of wealthy men.
Chai Duoduo is panicking. She transmigrated here, badly injured, and looks very much like a slave. Worse still, she's one of the lowest-ranking slaves, condemned to hard labor. "Can't write a proper blurb, just read the story"
With the same name, do I have to endorse it? 55555~My sister sat next to me and teased me for a long time.
Poke it and touch it!! Keep up the good work and update!!
It seems a bit interesting, I haven't read a female novel in a long time.
Come on, can you give me some advice? Since you are a female protagonist, don't make a modern version of the male protagonist. I don't mean that you should be as feminine as a female protagonist and be a male protagonist, but you shouldn't be too strong. After all, you are a female protagonist who respects men. Why don't you like a fierce male protagonist who is too noisy?