Qiao Qiao was speechless as she appealed to the heavens. Which deity had she offended? Would it still help to pray now?
She was beautiful, wealthy, successful in her career, and had a... well, not exactly happy family, but she hadn't complained about it. So why had she transmigrated out of nowhere?
Fine, she could accept transmigrating.
But it wasn't an ordinary transmigration. She'd ended up in a mash-up of period dramas.
Everyone knows what makes period dramas so appealing: all kinds of bizarre oddballs.
First, there's the great, moving mother who never gives up on her sick son, dragging the whole family down as she struggles onward. Then there's the selfless big sister who sacrifices herself for others, raising three younger siblings on her own. Next door lives a troublesome old widower with three sons, all with their own agendas.
What a spectacular story. Even she is a popular period-drama second female lead who clings to the male lead for over a decade and never gives up, eventually winning him over through sheer cockroach-like persistence.
Qiao Qiao isn't the original owner of this body. She won't let the original plot control her.
The male lead can get lost.
She didn't come to this world to be a puppet on strings. She's going to become a winner in life.
Premise: Building a career in a period drama
