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Han Mufei was betrayed and killed in the apocalypse, then suddenly found herself transmigrated into the body of a young lady from the Han clan.
She treasures the peace and stability she has been given and wants nothing more than to enjoy a life of luxury and take it easy.
As for the original owner's despair over her cousin stealing her perfect match, which led her to throw herself into a river, that won't be happening on her watch.
Marriage would only get in the way of her lie-flat lifestyle. Isn't it great to be a single noblewoman?
Men, matches, whatever. Whoever wants them can have them. She doesn't care one bit!
Unfortunately, the court is in chaos and war breaks out. The Han clan falls apart,
forcing Han Mufei and her family to flee their home and become wanderers. They eventually settle in the mountains.
She plans to save a little money, build a small house, and then go back to lying flat!
Instead, she gets busy with all kinds of ventures: building houses and walls, clearing land for farming, raising livestock and fish, and more!
Before she knows it, life is getting better and better, and the village has grown into the territory of a powerful lord!
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After the war, He Youlang meets the third young lady of the Han family, who has fallen on hard times. He thinks she's just another pretty but useless young lady,
but that doesn't stop him from helping her carry bricks, chop trees, build houses, butcher meat, cook meals, and stock up on food. He almost beats his head against a wall for her.
He Youlang, utterly proud and secretly smug, boasts: Without this young master, how would she ever survive?
Later, he watches her build a grand mansion, host feasts for the whole village, and turn a desolate village into a prosperous city.
He Youlang clutches his pounding heart and wails: Without her, how would this young master ever survive?
Reader's Guide:
1) The story opens with the family fleeing hardship, then moves on to farming and infrastructure projects.
2) A slow burn. The heroine's career-building is a delight.
3) The heroine has a coordinate skill, similar to a satellite map. In the apocalypse, she used her golden finger to lie flat her way to becoming a big shot of sloth.
4) This is a fictional setting, so please don't nitpick historical details.
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Zhong Shiyan has been reborn nine times.
Each time, he searches for a way to survive, only to be harmed and killed again.
On the tenth try, just as he has fallen into despair and is ready to give up, the fate he has never been able to resist finally takes a turn.
And it's all because of a girl called Second Daughter Song.
He soon realizes that Second Daughter Song is the variable, and also his salvation.
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Song Li, who has been terribly unlucky all her life, discovers after dying that she has entered a book, where she is still an unlucky soul whose family is doomed.
Her father is an innocent scapegoat who will be caught up in a conspiracy to seize the throne and be beheaded.
Her older sister will marry a two-faced beast who abandons his wife and child.
Her older brother is widely read, but his father's crimes will cost him his scholarly honors.
After the family falls apart, her younger brother will be left homeless and starve to death in the dead of winter.
As for her, she is the first cannon fodder to die in the Song family, whose members are merely supporting characters.
Taking advantage of favorable circumstances, she cleverly escapes the jaws of death.
To escape poverty and change the Song family's fate, she starts a food business.
From a humble street stall to a proper shop, she eventually becomes the famous owner of the Song family's sugar business.
She makes money every step of the way, changes the Song family's tragic fate, and they all live happily together.
But from then on, she has a tail following her around for no apparent reason.
Zhong Shiyan, the man she rescued from a den of thieves, seems to look at her a little differently?
Other upcoming novels:
The Widow's Good Fortune: Hold on to the widow's iron rice bowl.
Daily Life of an Ancient Beachcomber: Seafood is absolutely delicious.
Choosing a Husband: Yuan Lang, you again!
Completed novels you can enjoy:
Historical Farming Novel: Is Boss Chen Rich Today?
Historical Mystery: The Censor Who Couldn't Die
Historical Detective Novel: She Solves Crimes by Reading the Air
Historical Mystery: A Noble Wife Is Hard to Win
Theme: Work hard now so you can lie flat in the future
When She Came to the Northern Wasteland
Good Fortune for a Widow
Daily Life of Gathering Seafood in Ancient Times
When Cultivation Gets Tangled Up in the Plant Kingdom
The Matchmaking Chronicles
Gu Erniang's Everyday Life of Farming in Exile
The Little Miracle Doctor's Search for Her Family
Is Chen Dong's Family Rich Yet?
She Solves Crimes by Reading the Air
The Censor Who Just Won't Die
A Noble Wife Is Hard to Win
Pear Song
Overall, it was okay, but was it not explained clearly at the end? For example, when these countries were competing, the other countries stopped fighting after the heroine signed the contract? This is obviously impossible. I should explain this.
Author, it's over. Why didn't you write about the Song family reunion? Your ending is not ideal. It feels like a lot of things are fruitless.
If the heroine's brother wanted to make it clear, why didn't he clearly explain the method of growing rice? The heroine's brother just summarized it? Hehe
Wow, the heroine has always been blamed for being impulsive, but this beam is directly aimed at the heroine's fatal place? But he has always been portrayed as a rational person, ah? If he was carried away by the heroine's desire to kill his wife and lost his mind, wouldn't it be considered stupid and impulsive?? It's not obvious that he truly loves his wife~
What the hell are you writing? It's rubbish.
This kind of useless article can be collected by more than 10,000 people. It's so funny.
What a coward, not a single enemy was killed, the scumbag didn't take revenge, the bitch didn't take revenge, and the royal family who killed his father and grandfather didn't take revenge. The King of Yuzhou didn't take revenge for killing his entire family, but the sand sculpture heroine had many skills but stayed in a corner. Laughing like crazy, rubbish
I can still sign an agreement this way. I really don't understand diplomacy.
Is the extra episode finished??
It's well written and worth reading.