(A very different kind of random street-stall novel—lighthearted, humorous, and not angsty at all.)
Yu Zhizhi was thoroughly doomed by a terrible system.
One moment she closed her eyes, and the next she had transmigrated into the body of a spoiled and domineering noble family’s legitimate daughter in ancient times—except she turned out to be a fake daughter.
Despite her rough start, she was delighted to receive a system.
Unfortunately, she soon discovered that it was a completely useless system.
The system only assigned random locations for her street stalls and did absolutely nothing else. Worse still, the locations were unbelievably bizarre, and the so-called rewards often felt more like punishments.
What kind of nonsense was this?
Yu Zhizhi ended up setting up a stall selling stinky tofu right outside the residence of the Sixth Prince.
Yu Zhizhi ended up selling rouge and cosmetics in front of a tavern where a murder had just taken place.
Yu Zhizhi even ended up setting up a stall at a mountaintop temple selling…
