The Tang Dynasty's Goddess of Wealth

[Only the first two chapters and the extras are Eastern fantasy. The main story is about the protagonist's time as a mortal. She descends to the mortal realm and is reborn in a different body. There are no immortals, demons, or ghosts, just ordinary people. This is a historical transmigration story.]

The novel is also known as Wealth and Peace, Good Fortune and Joy.

An Ran, the youngest daughter of Chang'an City's richest family, was once the Goddess of Wealth in the Heavenly Realm. In search of the Crown Prince's soul, she has no choice but to be reborn as a mortal, becoming a concubine-born daughter of the An family. She is overlooked by her family. Her mother died young, her father shows her no affection, her aunts exclude her, and her older brothers and sisters bully her. Only two elders treat her kindly. Others think her weak and easy to bully, but her resolve is as solid as stone. Even without a man, she can hold up the sky on her own. In the end, she fulfills her wish and becomes fabulously wealthy. Women can be self-reliant and persevere.

What will happen when the Goddess of Wealth, reborn as a mortal, meets the Crown Prince of the Heavenly Realm in the human world? He pursues, she flees, but she can't escape.

[Reader's Guide]: 1. Both leads are each other's one and only. A strong, clever heroine x a devoted young nobleman.

2. Set during the Tang Dynasty, mainly during the reigns of Li Shimin and Li Zhi.

3. Combines family intrigue, mystery-solving, business, food, political scheming, resistance against invaders, personal growth, and more, depicting the mortal lives of the male and female leads. Cases include the murder of the heroine's family member, a fraud case in which the heroine is framed, a counterfeiting case in Hejia Village, a corruption and bribery case involving Magistrate Wannian and false testimony, a murder at Ganye Temple, a palace murder, An Zhijin being framed for intentional murder, a rich man's murder, and Consort Xiao's rebellion.

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