I Became the Richest Person at the Border

Mu Qingluo’s life in the apocalypse was still perfect: she had a car, a house, and savings. She was not only descended from an illustrious family, but also a superlative martial doctor revered by everyone. Then, by accident, she transmigrated into the Han Empire, becoming the young daughter of a destitute military family in a frontier village.

From the start, everything was a total mystery. Her father was disfigured and bedridden, her eldest brother was intellectually disabled, her second brother had been conscripted at just nine years old, and her three-year-old younger brother was still crying for food. Their thatched hut was on the verge of collapsing, and they had long since run out of rice.

Mu Qingluo stared at the sky, speechless.

Still, ancient times were better than the apocalypse.

She steadied herself, rolled up her sleeves, and got to work.

Food, clothing, shelter, and transportation; fine silks and satin. She wouldn’t go without a thing!

And all those people eyeing her family, hoping to bully a bunch of old, weak, sick, and disabled folks, could come at her all they wanted.

Later, everyone discovered that the Mu family, once looked down on by all, had become extraordinary.

The eldest Mu brother became a valiant cavalry general.

The second Mu brother became a regent who held the court in his grasp.

The youngest Mu brother became a revered State Preceptor.

And the youngest Mu daughter, who seemed to do nothing all day, turned out to be a renowned physician known throughout the land, and princes from every country came seeking her hand in marriage.