Who did I offend in my past life? I died a horrible death after being humiliated, with a baby in my arms. The day I was reborn was also the day my father died. Unable to stop it, I followed my mother into the home of Lang Feifan, my stepfather in my previous life. Everyone thought I survived on my looks, but little did they know…
For my mother’s sake, I gritted my teeth, let go of my hatred, and stayed out of the household intrigues. We opened a restaurant in the busy city, hoping to live an ordinary, happy life together. But peace was never meant to last, so I had no choice but to strike back…
I slap my half-sister, scar my legitimate sister’s face, cut off my aunt’s fingers, force the lawful wife to take her own life, beat up my spoiled stepbrother, and thrash those meddlesome old gossips… So what if you transmigrated here, woman? You’re still no match for me, a reborn woman! And what if you’re a transmigrated man? You’ll still end up at my feet! Watch how I, a reborn woman, can master the kitchen and the drawing room, enter the boudoir, and take to the battlefield.
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Is the author a child?
The writing is so childish and I have read so many books. I can't stand this book anymore. My mother remarried just after my father died. She was so sad when her husband died, but she got married in the blink of an eye, saying it was for the sake of the children. Don't you know that wealthy families have many affairs and intrigues? How old are the children? Still so simple? Women in ancient times had feudal ideas. Why were they so open-minded when they came to the author?
Is the author a child?
The writing is so childish and I have read so many books. I can't stand this book anymore. My mother remarried just after my father died. She was so sad when her husband died, but she got married in the blink of an eye, saying it was for the sake of the children. Don't you know that wealthy families have many affairs and intrigues? How old are the children? Still so simple? Women in ancient times had feudal ideas. Why were they so open-minded when they came to the author?