Li Anhao is alive again. She transmigrates and is reborn as a little farm girl named An Daya.
Daya's mother, Madam Su, has given birth to three daughters in a row, so the grandparents dislike her and the eldest branch looks down on her.
Rumor has it that her mother is a jinx, because the An family's business went downhill as soon as she married into the family.
An Daya is even more notorious in the village as an unlucky, ugly girl.
Her father failed the imperial examinations right after she was born, then failed again for years. It was all her fault.
Her mother gave birth to two more daughters, also because of her.
Second Sister was born weak because of her. Third Sister fell into the water, lost her memory, and became mute because of her.
At this point in the memories, Li Anhao couldn't help cursing. Having such an overactive imagination was a sickness, and it needed treatment.
The original owner's father had disappeared after an accident, with rumors saying he was more likely dead than alive. Her wicked relatives wanted to kick them out, but there was no way she would let them do so without splitting the family first.
By chance, she acquired a portable space, and Anhao felt that Heaven still had some fairness after all.
Live in a haunted house, learn light-footed martial arts, and make use of the mountain's resources.
With the space at her disposal, she had beauty too. Those who called her ugly would soon be dazzled.
With the space at her disposal, she had good health too. The spiritual spring water could be used for tea and bathing, helping to restore Second Sister's health and protect the little one in her mother's belly.
She had beauty and good health. When would she get rich?
Heaven seemed to hear her thoughts and sent her a man directly. She could even extort a fortune from him.
Now she had money, but a new problem came up.
She had to reveal her wealth little by little to avoid suspicion. Her ugliness was caused by poison. Her father's accident seemed to have another story behind it, and Third Sister's fall into the water and loss of memory were suspicious too.
Let's see how this transmigrated, reborn heroine turns the tide, builds a fortune, deals with her wicked relatives, wins herself a handsome man, and raises a baby with him.
Bonus scenes:
One: When they first met, he said she was quick-witted, but it was a shame about her looks.
When they first met, she told him he was as beautiful as a flower, so stunning that no woman could compare.
Two: When they met again, he had forgotten who she was. She still remembered him.
Three: When they met yet again, he pulled her into his arms, unable to stop talking or hide his feelings.
My life is only good with you in it. Your love runs as deep as the water.
Stop by and add this to your collection, won't you? If you don't, I'll cry for you to see.