Josephine Whitmore never expected a random transmigration only to land in a period drama as the pitiful girl who shared her exact name.
The original owner had been cold-shouldered and abused at home, on the verge of being dragged off to the countryside as a sent-down youth, and finally beaten to death by her own family in a tragic accident.
Josephine Whitmore, who never let anyone take advantage of her, refused to swallow it.
She cleaned the house out of every last valuable then dismantled the front door for good measure.
With her bags packed, she sauntered off to the village. The moment she arrived, she stumbled into a jaw-dropping coincidence:
—the brigade captain’s wife looked exactly like her.
And the surprises kept coming: her long-lost birth parents tracked her down, followed by five overprotective brothers ready to shield their baby sister at all costs.
From that point on, her fate flipped. Bad luck vanished, and the good days kicked into overdrive.
