Youngest Fifth Daughter 

Once upon a time-travel leap, Mu Caiwei, the gold-medal bodyguard, turned into a poor peasant girl, Mu Caiwei, who starved to death.
With nothing to their name, and an empty rice vat, facing a skinny, malnourished mother and a bunch of hungry younger siblings, Mu Caiwei rolled up her sleeves and shouted, "Sister's going to get rich!"
Although she had followed a proud and aloof path in her past life, times were now different.
At the small stall, Mu Caiwei donned an apron, zealously crying out, "Fried skewers, fried skewers, all kinds of fried skewers…”
In the fabric store, Mu Caiwei expertly worked the abacus, "This Q version of damask should be sold for fifty taels of silver a piece…”
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Soon, the people of the Great Jin Nation knew that the richest person in the Great Jin was not only a stunning, young girl, but also a generous and philanthropic individual!
Mu Caiwei couldn't dream that she received a miracle — a magical space, by simply carrying out a few random acts of charity!
She also received an extremely “embarrassing” — predestined marriage!
In a nutshell: The stunning transition from poverty-stricken peasant girl to Empress!
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Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

His expression remained exceedingly calm, merely folding his hands behind him, peacefully walking along, without a trace of embarrassment or rage from the humiliation, as if the one who had just been ridiculed and driven out of the Palace was not him.


Nangong Shi seemed to have been influenced by his composure; after walking for a while, he clenched his fist and said, "Fine, I will endure!"


Cai Wei and Chang Mei finished planting the medicine and went to brew liquor. She picked many ripe fruits and a lot of flowers that were about to wilt, preparing to brew more wine. When she went to fetch water from the Lingxi River, she unexpectedly found a white jade hairpin in the river.


The quality of the jade hairpin was translucent and as smooth as sheep's fat, but the craftsmanship of the hairpin really left much to be desired. Holding the hairpin, she imagined which unfortunate jade artisan had wasted such a rare piece of fine jade.


Chapter 1052: Xiang Yun's Grand Wedding (9)