Transmigrated Peasant Girl: I’d Rather Make Money Than Be a Princess

Transmigrated Peasant Girl: I’d Rather Make Money Than Be a Princess Plot:

Modern office worker Su Xiaoman died from overworking on a project, only to wake up as a peasant girl so poor she couldn’t even afford bran cakes—stuck with a system that forced her to “make money to survive”… and a strict rule: “Never become a princess!” But Prince Li Zhao, the fearsome Northern Defender, couldn’t stay away: he shielded her from bullies with a whip, secretly sent his servants to line up for her braised meat stall, and even gave her his private land as a “betrothal gift.” Su Xiaoman didn’t care—she used modern marketing to brand her braised meat as “Prince’s Favorite,” tripling sales, then opened a weaving workshop with “custom designs” that drew people from neighboring villages to learn from her. When the prince confessed his love, she tossed him a ledger: “Your royal allowance is less than my workshop’s profit—being a princess is worse than being a boss!” Until one day, the prince showed up with the key to his royal bank, blushing: “I quit being a prince—I’ll be your money-making accountant.” Su Xiaoman realized: who knew making money could come with a clingy, number-savvy “partner”?

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