Yu Jiang transmigrates into the long-lost second daughter of the legitimate line of the Yu family.
She had planned to eat her fill and wait for death, but their fortune dwindles as they live off it. The Minister's household, which outsiders see as lavishly wealthy, is drowning in debt and on the verge of having nothing to eat.
Eldest brother: Where's the money? I didn't take it.
Second brother: In books there is a thousand bushels of grain, in books there are golden houses, in books there are beautiful women...
Elder sister: Mother left me some dowry. Take it and use it to help with household expenses.
With her elder sister about to enter the palace, Yu Jiang has no choice but to shoulder half the family's burden.
Broaden income sources and manage expenses wisely.
She battles her wicked father at home and makes a living beyond its walls, thriving in the vast capital.
Amid the calm surface and the surging undercurrents, she and Ninth Prince Yinzhen spin a tale of advances and retreats, dodges and counterattacks. This is a Qing-dynasty transmigration battle where they talk business, not romance.
Yinzhen: I have nothing to do with this. I'm leaving!
Yu Jiang: What a racket!
Yu Jiang's life goals: Keep the household prosperous and her brothers on good terms. Make money, make money, make money!
Yinzhen's life goals: Has Father Emperor scolded the Crown Prince? Has he scolded Fourth Brother? No?! Then let's stir things up, stir things up, stir things up!
Bonus scene:
Yu Tai: We're at war, but where are the casualty benefits? We're running out of provisions!
Worry!
Yu Jiang: How much do you need? I'll send it with the merchant caravan!
Yu Tingbai: There are too many refugees along the Yellow River. Resettlement costs money, relocation costs money, and greasing palms costs money. Eighth Prince has a stranglehold on the Board of Revenue and won't give us a single word!
Fury!
Yu Jiang: Still short? The fleet will reach the Governor-General of Liangjiang in three days!
Yu Yanran: The palace is so lonely. Even getting something to eat and drink costs money, and my monthly allowance won't last three or five days.
Tragic!
Yu Jiang: Don't worry, Elder Sister. Just stay in the palace. I'll send you money every month, and you'll have the best of everything!
Kangxi: The imperial treasury is empty! No money, no money, no money! How am I supposed to pacify the realm and conquer all sides?
Anger!
Yu Jiang: Your Majesty, don't worry. I have plenty of money. Just speak up for me, and from now on, you can have seventy percent of the annual profits and I'll take thirty!
Yinzhen: Jiangjiang, all my money is yours. Take whatever you need.
Mwah!
Yu Jiang: ...
Reader's guide:
SC, one-on-one romance.
The heroine is imperfect and acts impulsively when things happen.
The hero is slow to realize his feelings, then turns sweet and doting.
A slice-of-life story. The hero is mostly in the background early on.
Theme: Women striving for their careers throughout their lives
Is this a sweet article???? I've only read a few chapters, and most of the people the heroine meets are malicious. It's hard to tell whether she is really An's biological daughter. Even if she is, given the heroine's current character, it's okay not to have such a mother. The second brother with ulterior motives, the father who is just using psychology, and the older brother who has buried a bunch of secrets mostly for malicious purposes, are they really sweet stories? Looking at it now, I don't feel the slightest bit of sweetness at all.
There is a 1v1 relationship between wives and concubines. Do I have any misunderstandings about this? Has the author really brought himself into the ancient thinking of three wives and four concubines?
Finally starting a career! The fourth brother who killed Qingmei with his own hands, the scumbag old eight, the ninth brother who repeatedly injured the heroine, and the second brother who pushed his younger sister off the cliff with his own hands. It was so depressing and aggrieved to watch.
Dear author, are you sure this is a sweet article? It is such a depressing article. I cried several times while reading it. It is really not easy for the heroine. The change of human nature is really vividly displayed. The betrayal throughout the whole article? This ending should be regarded as B, but it is also normal. This ending is expected.
Sweet little article??? Can't tell. . .
Aunt Kang gave all of it to Master Yu? This Kang is also very strange. An was also a talented person back then, but it was a pity that she married someone who was not a human being. Mr. Yu married An just for money.
The old man is too scumbag. He can't win over the ministers with his beauty tricks. He lets the ministers marry his admirers. This method is not worthy of being a king. Why does Su Zhu, whom the heroine trusts, look like Lao Jiu?
I still hate this Anshi
Big cheers for the author! Pay attention to your body
Ying Ying Ying is not only engaged in the career line, but also the love line.