Mo Yao had never been loved by her parents. At last, through her own hard work, she got into college and left the countryside. But before she could enjoy her newfound freedom, she got into a car accident on her way to a part-time job. What a tragedy...
A car accident was bad enough, but then she transmigrated, ending up in a little village from some unknown dynasty. Faced with a whole family of people, young and old, each with their own agenda, Mo Yao was close to tears.
Fortunately, the transmigration deity had some conscience and gave her a bonus: a huge golden finger, a pocket dimension. Mo Yao ran through all the farming stories she’d read in her head, brimming with confidence and ready to make her fortune, get rich, and find herself a husband. Let’s go!
But her young husband was nowhere to be seen. Meanwhile, why was the sister-in-law who supposedly caused her eldest brother-in-law’s death growing more and more appealing? Mo Yao looked up at the heavens and asked the transmigration deity, “How can you not follow the usual plot!”
1. Making a fortune is the main plot; the romance develops slowly.
2. The heroine transmigrates into someone else’s body. Her sister-in-law is a second wife, and her eldest brother-in-law died before they could consummate their marriage. Both heroines are romantically inexperienced.
3. One-on-one romance, sweet story, happy ending.
Completed work: Double Phoenixes in a GL Story, from Ancient Times to the Modern Day
