The Beloved Daughter of a Poor Family

Xi Hua was the belle of a prestigious university. After graduation, she resolutely married a classmate who had nothing to his name. Together, they built a business from scratch, sharing every hardship and joy for ten years until they made a name for themselves.

She thought they could finally settle into a happy life together, but instead her husband betrayed her, nearly costing her life.

She takes down the despicable woman, destroys the treacherous man, and claims the business. Just as her comeback reaches its triumphant peak, she unexpectedly transmigrates?

The formidable business elite becomes the daughter of a poor family.

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Her family owns several acres of good farmland, a few shops, and an ancestral home. Their life is comfortable enough, yet they are still merely a low-ranking branch of the nobility.

Her father is useless, her mother meek, her sister-in-law overbearing, her elder brother foolish, her younger brother good for nothing, and her younger sister greedy and calculating.

There isn't a single normal person in the family...

In this life, Xi Hua only wants to live in peace, but it seems she is still destined to work herself to the bone.

With no other choice, she returns to her old line of work and shoulders the family on her own.

Who would have thought that one day a fox would set its sights on her? Through a twist of fate, she marries into a prestigious household and finds herself caught up in a chaotic, uproarious life.

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She says, “The highest offices are beyond the reach of the poor, and the lower ranks belong to the gentry. I’m only a girl from a humble family. How could I ever enter one of the great noble houses?”

He says, “So what? If you’re willing to marry me, I’ll get you into a noble house. And if you want the throne, I’ll even seize it for you.”

She says, “What’s so good about marrying you?”

He says, “I may have little else, but I know how to pamper my wife. If you upset the heavens, I’ll spoil you all the way up there.”

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I’m not good at writing blurbs, but the story is absolutely wonderful: one-on-one romance, light family drama, and lots of warmth and affection. Come on in!