Mu Wanting and her half-sister were both reborn.
In their previous lives, Mu Wanting had a meager dowry and married the impoverished heir of a marquis household. Her half-sister, with a lavish dowry, married the Prince of Pingxi, a war hero newly granted a royal title. Everyone praised the half-sister for her good fortune.
But not long after the wedding, the Prince of Pingxi’s estate was confiscated and the entire family was exiled. The half-sister nearly died on the road to exile.
Meanwhile, the marquis heir rose through the ranks to become the Grand Chancellor, and he even secured an imperial title for Mu Wanting.
In this life, the half-sister stubbornly insisted on swapping marriages, determined to wed the marquis heir and avoid exile.
Mu Wanting accepted the deal after taking plenty of benefits in return. Exile, then exile it would be.
After all, she possessed a magical storage space. She emptied out the prince’s estate, her maiden family’s wealth, and even the imperial treasury. The luxurious life she lived during exile was beyond imagination.
While others survived on black buns and vegetable mash, she feasted daily on fish and meat, so fragrant that even the guards were won over.
Soon enough, her half-sister would realize that all that former glory had only been possible because Mu Wanting had carefully orchestrated it step by step.
And by then, Mu Wanting would already be carving out her own territory in the land of exile, becoming a ruler in her own right.
Shen Xinglan, who had once been cold and avoided her at all costs, became utterly humble before her.
“Wife, let’s not divorce. I want to sleep in our room tonight.”
