She Quit Being a Young Mistress [Republic of China Era]

Jiang Ci, a seemingly useless but actually gifted woman, transmigrates into an old-fashioned romance novel set in the Republic of China era, becoming the legal wife of the eldest grandson of the Qin family.

The original owner of this body was betrothed to the male lead, Qin Huai’an, as children. She was a traditional woman who, after Qin Huai’an returned from studying abroad, entered the Qin family with a marriage contract, becoming the young mistress.

Jiang Ci transmigrates on her wedding night.

Qin Huai’an: “My heart already belongs to someone else. You’d better behave yourself and stop daydreaming.”

From then on, Jiang Ci becomes the lonely, unloved young mistress, watching Qin Huai’an and his “white moonlight” enjoy a romantic relationship.

However, as time passes, the people of the Qin family mansion discover that the young mistress’s back is getting stronger and stronger, and she eventually dares to openly challenge the eldest young master.

Qin Huai’an: “Jiang Ci, if you walk out this door today, and I allow you to come back, you’ll be my grandmother!”

Jiang Ci took the divorce papers and left without looking back.

A year later.

Qin Yanchi, the youngest and most senior member of the Qin family, brought back a woman.

Upon their first meeting, this woman glared at the eldest son of the Qin family with a cold look: “Huai’an, call her grandmother.”

A female protagonist with the superpower of seeing through minerals and a love of food X a seemingly innocent but actually cunning male protagonist who is the president of a chamber of commerce.