Yin Chuyue, a modern professional accountant, transmigrates to the unfamiliar Ming Dynasty.
Though born the legitimate daughter, she was abandoned by her family. Her mother was divorced, and Yin Chuyue had no choice but to return to her hometown and live under someone else's roof, where a crowd of relatives bullied and berated her as a fool.
The real transmigrator, the fake fool Yin Chuyue, rolls up her sleeves. How hard can it be to make a living?
A business no one believes in.
She builds it into a thriving enterprise!
People mock her for being a merchant's daughter.
The Imperial Academy holds an entrance exam, and she accidentally gets the highest score.
She's just a woman with a knack for accounting.
She becomes a female official and rises through the ranks.
So what if she can make money and do accounts? In the end, she'll still have to marry, support her husband, and raise children!
This, Yin Chuyue really can't do.
Looking at the young Lord Xiao clinging to her ankle beneath her pomegranate-red skirt, she pries his fingers off one by one.
I'm not a fool, and I have money. Young Lord Xiao, please find yourself someone else.
Tips:
The female lead has no System. She relies entirely on perseverance and the knowledge and abilities she gained in her previous life.
She focuses on her career in the first half, then falls in love in the latter half.
The dynasty is fictional, and everything is the author's invention.
P.S. The author is terrible at titles and blurbs, so I may revise them from time to time when I have the energy. Thank you, lovely people, for clicking in! *^-^*
Another P.S. Real life is too busy, so I don't have time to write an outline for this story. I'm writing on pure enthusiasm, but I'll do my best to finish the story I have in mind.
Theme: Strive ceaselessly to grow stronger.
Accounting exam, life-long enemy...
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Finished spreading flowers! I like the heroine's self-reliance and this kind of evenly matched and mutually respectful love. Come on, Mrs. Author!