After being reborn, He Ciying discovers that she has been reborn in her mother's womb as the only daughter of a wealthy merchant family.
Once she finally gets her bearings, He Ciying gets ready to build a career, only to discover that she hasn't simply transmigrated. She's transmigrated into a book!
And she's not some random extra, either. She's the real daughter of a marquis's household in the original story, who fights her way through every obstacle, defeats the fake heiress, and becomes empress!
He Ciying panics. This is way too complicated. She isn't capable of pulling it off!
Before she can even prepare herself, her mother suddenly says, "My precious child looks just like your father did when he was young. So handsome."
Huh? Her father is as fat as a roly-poly toy. How could he have been handsome?
Wait, no. Hold on. She's not actually the real daughter, then?
Theme: Find your true self and don't let fate carry you along
I don't understand what it means. Wasn't it already revealed that Mr. Hou had done something wrong?
I was attracted by the title of the book, but now I still don't quite understand what the heroine will do in the future. At first I thought the heroine would do business, but now it seems that I have been hanging around this circle all the time 🤔 and I'm a little disappointed...
Didn't we say during the flower viewing banquet that the second prince was dragging his family with him to work as an expatriate? Back so soon?
The plot of this chapter is getting more and more exciting
Occasionally, I'm looking forward to the following plot, what story will there be when the royal family intervenes? (Oh, I really like the detailed changes in Zhou Mingan's expression of the heroine, there seems to be something wrong there)
It turns out that the author is a living person [Caigou]. It's hard to update the article every day.
I feel like they are not afraid at all that someone will spread the news that the eldest young master is the heroine [Hold up cheek]
I thought it was another time traveler.
The plot is very novel and the writing is thoughtful. I love it.