Jiang Mu followed the standard path for a noblewoman of her era: start a club at school (even if it was nearly empty), do charity work (and get cursed out by filthy, smelly commoners every day, while people of her own class called her a lunatic), hone her skills (?), and then gradually take over the family business from her elders (while having to split it with her younger sister).
But why were there so many problems, and why did they come so soon? Couldn't they wait until after she graduated? And she'd accidentally stumbled upon a secret belonging to a family she couldn't afford to offend. Wouldn't they beat her to death?
Whatever. She'd deal with each problem as it came. She'd get everything done one thing at a time, one thing at a time, one thing at a time, one thing at a time. Worst case, she'd take over the family business early~
If she happened to attract some handsome young gentleman along the way, well, there was nothing she could do about that. What sort of family head didn't have a beautiful, pampered husband at home?
Xiao Xingke: I signed the marriage contract to save face, but my feelings for you are real.
Jiang Mu: Okay.
(Some time later) Xiao Xingke: Your family actually did something like this? I want to break off the engagement!
Jiang Mu: ? Mother, what did you do?!
Female-dominated society, man pursues woman, woman takes the lead.
The heroine focuses on her career, while the hero supports her. I'll do my best to make it sweet.
(This is a sequel to my previous book, I Somehow Raised a Royal Female Family, but you can understand this one without reading the previous book.)
Theme: Women's growth.
I have different ideas about violence. I have always believed that the right to promote one's own power is a kind of psychological oppression and psychological competition. Those who have played the game should understand that in addition to strength, agility, defense, physical strength, and skill critical hits are also important in fighting. Because the body structure is different, women are indeed outstanding in strength and explosive power, but women are also outstanding in agility and endurance. And in the same weight class, women are more resistant to beatings [Caidog]
I originally wanted to throw a thunderbolt at you, but it turned out that I couldn't throw it if I didn't hit v.
After getting fat, we watched it together 🧋
With this male to female ratio 🍉, Tian Li is not enough, right?