The Talented Man and the Wealthy Woman

When Zhizi died, she thought: Fine, if I’m going to be crushed to death, so be it. At least I’ll be reincarnated sooner.

When Zhizi realized she’d been reincarnated into the wrong person, she thought: Fine, twelve years old it is. At least I won’t have to learn to walk all over again.

When Zhizi had to take charge of the household and shoulder the burden of supporting her family, she thought: Fine, I’ll do my best.

When Zhizi got married, she thought: Fine, if my husband has a few little flaws, then he has a few little flaws. I’ll do my best to change him.

Mi La thinks: Yes, Zhizi really is the sort of person who takes things as they come and is easily content.

PS: The heroine doesn’t have a high IQ or EQ. She’s just an ordinary woman who works hard and gets on with life, with a bit of a temper, a little selfishness, a little cleverness, and a little luck.

Mi La’s completed novel, Life Is a Skill, is available. Go check it out if you’re interested.