The powerful businesswoman Linglong is reborn as the legitimate daughter of a family whose patriarch has passed the provincial examination. She possesses the White Residence, a spatial realm, and is protected by a spirit beast. Her whole family dotes on her.
Before reaching adulthood, she clears fields and opens up land, builds a home and makes money, and eliminates every "vixen concubine" who tries to destroy her family's happiness, turning her father into a model man in the feudal bureaucracy.
After she marries, she runs the household with an iron hand. As mistress of the house, her word is law. She opens up trade routes between north and south and helps her scheming, cold-as-ice husband become a prince second only to the emperor and above all others, The Outcast.
The heroine has a spatial realm, thousands of acres of fertile farmland, a thousand ponds, and a hundred mountains. She brings the abundant resources of her previous life into this one and joins hands with her mother's family to build a wealthy southern landholding clan.
The hero's origins are mysterious, and his status is exceptionally noble. He is steady and reserved, cold on the outside but warm within, and deeply devoted and steadfast.
This story is down-to-earth and heartwarming, and the heroine will absolutely not suffer abuse. Her golden finger is powerful. It opens with rural life, rustic and earthy, before gradually moving toward prosperous prefectures and the capital.
Beloved by the whole family + adorable children + light household intrigue + mutual devotion and fidelity + delicious food. This novel is also known as "The Legitimate Daughter Linglong: A Money-Loving Wife at Home."
This article is too exaggerated about money
The character of the heroine is so speechless. In modern times, she is over 30 years old, has a husband and children, and is the president of more than ten companies. In ancient times, she actually said that she must abide by the rules here. If she is not free to fall in love and get married, she must obey the orders of her parents. She is crazy. In ancient times, no matter what the other person's character was, there were people who always plotted against her. She was kind to others with all her heart. With such a holy heart, it is a miracle that so many companies have not collapsed in modern times.
The relationships between the characters are so confusing, and their names are in dialects, which makes me look confused.
It's a bit long-winded. The heroine's mother keeps giving birth to babies, all weighing 11 to 13 pounds. In modern times, it is easy to have difficult births, but in ancient times, they all gave birth naturally. I have read in many ancient texts that most common people served for 20-50 taels. Here there are 150 taels a day, easily worth tens of thousands of silver taels. Three people easily made tens of millions of silver taels.
It was confusing at the beginning. The writing style was a bit childish, and it was all in dialect. I was tired after reading ten chapters, so I gave up.
It's a bit long-winded. I read it before and accidentally read it. I am quite impressed that I actually finished it before.
It's okay if you don't read it. It would be better if there weren't so many children. I just saw the main heroine get married in Kwai Shui and haven't continued yet. But the author really implements the purpose of always having children and having children. If you are a woman, you have to have children. If you don't want to have children, you will be anxious to death. Then her mother does nothing but give birth to children and never stops. I really can't stand it anymore. At 70%, I can't do it anymore. Goodbye
It felt like the heroine's mother was either giving birth to a baby or on the way to give birth to a baby. And then she got a county lord who was a third-grade female official. I was convinced.
It's so long-winded, I have to introduce everything again.
It's a very strange novel, with a hint of ancient literature in the front, which is quite different from modern concepts. It becomes more and more exaggerated later on. If you say it doesn't look good, I looked at it very seriously. If you say it looks good, it's weird.