Only when Tao Wei died did she learn that she was the second female lead and villain in a book.
The book described her ending like this: She glanced back at the man she loved but could never have. Tao Wei tightened her trench coat and turned toward the terminal, leaving behind the homeland that had broken her heart.
Tao Wei: "...??"
She looked back because that couple had called her. She tightened her coat because she was cold. And she was going abroad because she had just bought two plots of land there.
After dying once, she woke up as an orphan girl in ancient times, instead of the powerful CEO Tao.
Tao Wei rubbed her face hard, tied up her hair, blackened her face, and drew a deep breath.
Blaming fate was not her style. Her fate had to be in her own hands.
Looking at the "boss," who was strong enough to move mountains, had a vicious expression, and was illiterate, Tao Wei gritted her teeth and thought: So what if I rebel? If I can be a profiteering merchant, I can be a treacherous chancellor too!
As the saying goes: The world is vast, and there is plenty to be done.
Just as she was thinking this, the boss up ahead swung his two-meter-long broadsword. A flash of cold light, and a bloody head rolled to her feet.
Tao Wei: "...Sir, you are mighty!"
A kingdom-building story set in an alternate dynasty, with original worldbuilding and a female lead with a golden finger.
A gentle, low-stakes kingdom-building story about comfortable romance, with no major setbacks.
My writing is rather rough, so please forgive me.
Theme: Keep a kind heart, and the world will become a better place.
