[Thai Drama] [Gentlemen of the House] I Won the Heiress

Zhan Mengxun transmigrated.

She went from being a beautiful college student and minor social media influencer in the 21st century to becoming Lymour, a beautiful college student in 20th-century Thailand.

The problem was that this Thai college student had been forced to drop out after her family went bankrupt. Just after she had moved to the slums, her father was beaten to death by debt collectors, and her mother, desperate, took her own life along with her daughter.

Fortunately, her college professor was responsible. When he came to visit her in the slums, he discovered what had happened and rushed her to the hospital where his younger brother worked. Otherwise, Zhan Mengxun had no idea whether she would have gotten a second chance at life.

The professor was also kind enough to arrange her parents' remains.

In other words, the moment Zhan Mengxun opened her eyes, she was not only penniless, but also owed a fortune to both the hospital and the creditors.

...And she still had to borrow money to take her parents' remains to a temple for cremation.

Zhan Mengxun: "..."

Zhan Mengxun: "Heh... heh... I'm going to kill you all..."

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1. The heroine is so obsessed with money that she's lost her moral compass, and her outrageous schemes keep coming. The author doesn't think she's quite an "evil woman," but everyone has different standards, so let's call her one for now.

2. The male lead is one of the eldest, third, or fourth sons of the Chotet family. Unless something unexpected happens, she'll develop romantic tension with all three.

3. This will have a crossover with my previous Thai drama fanfic, "[Thai Drama] [The Golden Spire] This Is a Self-Insert Romance." You can still enjoy this story even if you haven't read it.

4. The plot combines elements from the original Nobleman series and its TV adaptation, with some original additions. I won't bash the original heroines of the Nobleman series. It's also fine if you haven't read the series; I'll explain everything in detail.

Premise: People should earn money with their feet firmly on the ground.