After I Was Forced to Inherit an Antique Shop

[This story is abandoned. Do not read.] Jiang Fei's parents died when she was young. After her beloved grandfather passed away, her arranged-marriage partner called off their engagement. In an instant, she went from a pampered young heiress adored by everyone to a pitiful girl with nothing. At the lowest point in her life, with everyone around her laughing at her, Jiang Fei unexpectedly discovers that she is the villainess in a novel, a spoiled and troublesome side character. The couple with the perfect romance are her cousin Jiang Chun and her fiance, Jian Xuzhi. Once she falls from grace, the troublesome side character becomes everyone's laughingstock. The heroine's family, her natural enemies, likes her even less. To get Jiang Fei out of the way, her uncle tosses her an old-fashioned antique shop and forbids her from getting involved in the family business. The shop is not only in an extremely remote location, but is also said to be haunted. To avoid being affected by the heroine's plot armor and getting caught up in the original story, Jiang Fei readily accepts her uncle's offer, takes over the antique shop, and moves out of the Jiang home. Being her own boss, staying away from trouble, and living a leisurely retirement sounds pretty good. But less than two days after she moves into the antique shop, a man suddenly appears inside, covered in wounds, his white clothes stained with blood and his hair bound beneath a silver crown. Dressed like someone from ancient times, with that face, that figure, and that air of fragile beauty, he looks almost too perfect to be human... Less than two days later, another man appears, wearing a pale moon-white robe, also stained with blood. Before he faints with his eyes closed, he struggles to utter a single sentence: Quick, someone's going to rob the imperial tomb... Jiang Fei: ... So this place really is haunted?? After the antique shop has two hauntings, Jiang Fei, who only wanted a relaxed retirement, is "forced" onto the road to fame and fortune... Later, her uncle Jiang Xintao sits beside Jiang Fei at the same desk, smiling ingratiatingly as he begs her: "Feifei, could you help your second uncle?" Jiang Fei smiles. "Second Uncle, buying the Jiang Group is already helping you. I'm helping you go home and retire." Jiang Xintao: "..." Coming soon: The Adored Bride of the Navy Compound [The 1970s]. Please add it to your reading list! Shi Huaiming and Lin Zhenzhen were promised to each other as children. Shi Huaiming had ambitions and ideals, and joined the military through his own efforts at a young age. Lin Zhenzhen had little education and had never left the countryside. Shi Huaiming did not like Lin Zhenzhen. He felt they were not suited to each other, but married her out of a sense of responsibility. After they married, Shi Huaiming went off to war while Lin Zhenzhen stayed behind in the countryside. Later, Shi Huaiming made a success of his career and became a regiment commander. Once he was settled in the city and had been assigned a home, he wrote to Lin Zhenzhen, asking her to join him. Lin Zhenzhen came to the city with their marriage certificate, prepared for Shi Huaiming to ask for a divorce. Once it was finalized, she would return to the countryside and live her own quiet life. But Shi Huaiming did not ask for a divorce. Instead, he brought home a set of elementary school textbooks, set them on the table, and looked at her with a stern expression and a cold voice. "Now that things have settled down, I'll teach you to read starting today." Lin Zhenzhen blinks. "Huh?" When Lin Zhenzhen first arrives at the military district: Regiment Commander Shi: "Let's just treat each other with respect." Later, during a winter meeting, Commander Shi insists that it's too hot and takes off his padded coat. Then he has to explain: "Your sister-in-law just knitted this new sweater for me. It's too hot to wear." The attendees, force-fed his public display of affection: Damn it... Theme: Passing on and promoting Chinese culture