The Gift Bride

The bonus becomes the genuine article. To save her adoptive mother, the transmigrated Zhao Xingya agrees to help the vengeful ghost of a concubine who was a secondary character in another life. She’ll rewrite fate and make sure she claims the title of a nobleman’s legitimate wife. How will she make that dream come true? She’ll have to put on her thinking cap. Four men might be her father. Which one should she acknowledge as her backer? Forget it. The only person she can really rely on is herself. Starting from nothing, this chemistry student masters ancient dyes, raises silkworms, opens a weaving workshop, explores for ore, runs mines, and farms, all to amass a spectacular dowry. Her origins are a mystery, and romantic entanglements abound, but in the end she must marry far away. Choosing a husband isn’t something she can decide for herself. The original owner of this life should have the final say. An older man or a younger one, either could be a candidate. Age doesn’t matter in marriage. What matters is being formally recognized as a nobleman’s legitimate wife. Otherwise, he’s out of the running. Sincere love can’t compete with the title of royal noblewoman. Her heart aches, but that was someone else’s fate, after all. Once the mission is complete, she returns to the modern world, where a new battle awaits the wealthy heiress. Zhao Xingya must also change her fate as someone destined to be sacrificed. If a female ghost arrives in the modern world, can a human and a ghost help each other change Zhao Xingya’s modern-day destiny? The story has two parts, ancient and modern. A human and a ghost transmigrate between worlds, with farming, business, and romance. It has a bit of everything. Please add it to your collection, recommend it, and send any other votes or rewards you like.