The Powerful Minister's Rowdy Daughter

After transmigrating to ancient times fifteen years ago, Song Jin is very satisfied with her life. A hundred mu of fertile fields, a mansion, a thousand taels of silver, and a dead husband. That's her mother: a wealthy, beautiful, clever little landowner from ancient times, with Song Jin as her only child. Song Jin, who came from the apocalypse, happily lies flat. She spends her days playing with cats and walking dogs, waiting to pick a young man in a couple of years, leave the father behind, have two children, and live a happy little life as a family of four. Then a guard from the capital shatters her dream. The father she thought had died young turns out to be the infamous chief minister, and she is his only child, lost to him for years. She must inherit his legendary thousand mu of farmland, ten thousand taels of gold, and countless houses and shops. Song Jin bites her handkerchief and says goodbye to her mother, afraid she won't be able to hold back her laughter. Goodbye, Mother. I'll come back with my deadbeat father's inheritance and take care of you. ** That day, the treacherous minister Song Shang fell off a cliff, his fate unknown. Everyone at court rejoiced, wishing they could bang gongs and spread the news far and wide. Just then, his wife and daughter, who had been living outside the family for years, returned to the Song household. The widowed mother was frail and half-dead, while the daughter was clueless and looked just like the late Song Shang. His enemies smiled knowingly. For a time, everyone's gaze fell on Song Jin, newly arrived from the countryside. Countless malice came her way. Just as everyone expected to see tears in the eyes of the girl whose face was so like her father's... The supposedly country-bred Song Jin kicked away a playboy who tried to seduce her, slapped the legitimate daughter of a marquis's household for mocking her, and cleaved through every scheme with a single sweep of her blade. She even won over the emperor's only son. Song Jin dusts off her hands. "Life is a breeze!" Her enemies: Spitting blood. Coming soon: "The Marquis's Household's Cannon-Fodder True Daughter" After transmigrating to ancient times, Qin Shu survives famine, war, the death of her husband, and one crisis after another. She makes it to the age of thirty. Then she suddenly realizes she may have transmigrated into a book. She's actually the marquis's true daughter, switched at birth. The good news: Her family is powerful and wealthy, so she'll have food and clothes as soon as she returns. The bad news: She'll die as soon as she gets back. Thirty years have passed. The fake daughter switched with her has long since gained power and influence, and is now the Crown Princess. In a couple of years, she'll become empress. And Qin Shu is just an utterly ordinary country widow. Crushing her would be as easy as crushing an ant. In the original story, she dies quietly on the road to the capital. After her death, one of her children goes against their own feelings and enters the imperial harem out of spite, dying in childbirth at a young age. The other does nothing but evil, hiding it beneath a pleasant, upright appearance, and dies without a whole body. Thinking of the book, Qin Shu stands before her pigsty, looking at the ten fat pigs inside and the twenty mu of fertile fields. She gives each of her two troublemaking children a slap and waves her hand. "We're moving. We absolutely have to move." Her despised twins, a boy and a girl: "Huh?" A mother moves three times for her children's sake? When the neighbors hear they're leaving, tears of joy stream down their faces. "At last, at last they're gone." Meaning: Keep moving toward the light and create a brighter future.