Transmigrating to Ancient Times: Farming and Doing Business

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Liu Qingshu transmigrates into another world. Her grandparents favor boys over girls, and her parents can't hold their heads high without a son. She's the family's workhorse.

The original owner's family even sold her, their eldest daughter, to be the second son of the Gu family in the neighboring village's wife, all to scrape together the money for her cousin to attend school.

The Gu family's second son is tall and burly, with an ugly scar across his face that makes him look terrifying. Not a single girl from the surrounding villages dares to marry him.

The original owner is timid. Just thinking about the miserable life ahead frightens her to death.

Her husband's family is a scholarly farming clan, and her parents-in-law are fairly reasonable. Her two sisters-in-law each have their own little schemes, but they're not cruel or malicious.

Her husband is an escort guard who spends most of the year away from home. Liu Qingshu couldn't be happier with this arrangement.

Having transmigrated into another world, all she can think about is making money, and making more money.

A cold-drink shop by the ferry or a general store in town:

They're all just ways for her to make money.

She buys southern goods to sell in the north, and before she knows it, she's built her own merchant caravan.

Liu Qingshu

becomes the woman with the most money in the Great Rong Dynasty.

Theme: Never give up!