Jiang Mu followed the standard path for a daughter of a noble family in this era: building her own club in school (although there is almost no one there), engaging in charity (being scolded by the dirty and smelly common people every day, and being treated as a lunatic by her peers), developing her skills (?) And then slowly taking over the business of her elders (and sharing half of it with her younger sister).
But why do things come so often and so early? Can't you wait until she graduates? And if she accidentally broke into a family secret that she couldn't afford to offend, would she really not be beaten to death?
Forget it, the soldiers will cover up the water and the soil, and things can always be completed one by one. The worst case is that I will take over in advance~
There's nothing you can do about provoking someone's young husband in the process. After all, if you want to be the head of the house, why don't you have a pretty young husband at home?
Xiao Xingke: Although you signed the engagement out of dignity, my heart for you is true.
Jiang Mu: Okay.
(Some time later) Xiao Xingke: Your family actually did such a thing, I want to break off the engagement!
Jiang Mu:? Mom, what did you do? !
Women dominate, men chase women, and women dominate.
The female protagonist is engaged in career, and the male protagonist is supporting. I try to write about desserts as much as possible.
(It is a sequel to the previous book "I Actually Raised a Family of Queens", but you can understand it without reading the previous book.)
Purpose: Female growth
