[Republican Era] Jasmine's Secret

Moli is a delicate little climbing vine.

She opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated to the Republican era. Her original self was a timid, lame girl from a fallen family, packed off by her stepmother to live with her fiance's family.

Her fiance, a young man steeped in modern culture, loathes arranged marriage and thinks she is backward. He loudly tells her to get lost and go home.

But life has to go on. As Moli secretly wipes away her tears, she looks up at the dinner table and sees the real head of the Fu family, her fiance's elder brother, Fu Sinian, watching her with an unreadable expression.

She smiles sweetly and proposes a deal. "That works, but can Big Brother let me study abroad?"

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After Moli takes the funding and travels overseas, she dumps her boyfriend without hesitation.

Parties, luxury goods, financial stocks... Though she comes from humble beginnings, Moli is a beautiful young woman, and kind people are always ready to help her.

The son of a diplomatic family, a taciturn math genius, a blue-blooded financial dynasty's head, and even her quiet roommate, who is the young master of a Chinatown gang... There are plenty of kind people around.

Deeply moved, Moli writes anonymous novels inspired by their stories, embellishing them liberally, while studying the terrifying field of physics. Her work becomes wildly popular.

Thanks to the many forms of help her kind benefactors offer, she manages to finish her studies.

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A woman should serve her country after completing her studies, so Moli returns home to take a job and deal with some publishing matters on the side.

Stepping off a luxury liner, Moli is elegance itself. But as soon as she sets foot on her homeland, a handsome young man with red-rimmed eyes confronts her:

"I told you to get lost, and you really did? You must have suffered so much!"

Moli looks at him in confusion. She genuinely can't remember who he is. Only when she notices Fu Sinian watching her with a complicated expression does she suddenly understand.

Her exes still haven't gotten over her?

But she's long since sailed past a thousand mountains!

When a reporter asks the secret to her success, Moli merely smiles and winks. That is her secret.

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine is carefree, has values that differ slightly from the norm, and is naturally a heartbreaker.

2. Includes career-related plot and some writing-circle details from the Republican era.

3. The secret is the heroine's golden finger.

Theme: Women should strive to become self-reliant.