A Noblewoman of the Tang Dynasty and Her Blended Family

After waking from a drunken stupor, Zhou Baoyi realizes the world has changed. She has transmigrated into the body of a common woman a thousand years in the future. Before transmigrating, she was the Chancellor's daughter, a noblewoman of the Tang Dynasty, a carefree and dashing Taoist nun, with both money and connections. Now she is a commoner with two husbands: an ex-husband and a current husband. She also has two children: a biological daughter and an adopted son. Her family relationships are complicated. In this era, men and women are equal. Women are no longer men's dependents. They can work outside the home and choose whom they love. Zhou Baoyi is quite satisfied. Her daughter is lively and pretty, and her son is sweet and filial. Zhou Baoyi is quite satisfied with them, too. The only exception is that pale-faced scholar of a husband... Oh, well. He's handsome and considerate, so he might make a pleasant diversion. Besides, she's capable of supporting him. Li Yiping thinks his new bride seems like a different person ever since she woke up after hitting her head. She's become even more beautiful than a peony, impossible to miss. She does have rather refined tastes, though, and spends a little too freely. Oh, well. Second marriages aren't easy. Earning money to support the family is what a man should do. Later, the couple work together to build a business, and become Jiangcheng's richest family before they know it. Note: Screenshot saved, 2021.4.4 Theme: Self-reliance and self-improvement