She Came from the Southern Frontier

Cheng Qinghe, a shaman priestess from the era of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, collapsed from exhaustion after repelling the invaders; sixty years later, she transmigrated into the body of the Cheng family's true-born daughter—who was, however, unloved. Driven by the bond she shared with her uncle in her past life, she chose to regard Cheng Siyan—a playboy and the younger brother of the man who was technically her father—as her father figure, resolving to help him become the heir to the Cheng Group. Upon entering the Cheng household, she immediately demonstrated her prowess, silencing those who looked down on her and publicly "switching fathers" to establish a father-daughter bond with Cheng Siyan. She then set about transforming him: she stewed his prized fighting rooster, enforced strict household rules, and beat him at billiards with a perfect run, compelling him to study business. Cheng Shaohua’s family repeatedly plotted against them—challenging the authenticity of a thousand-year-old ginseng root at a birthday banquet and hiring a fake shaman to slander Cheng Qinghe—but she neutralized every threat using her shamanic abilities. She won the approval of influential figures like Elder Huang and Master Liu, helping Cheng Siyan regain his corporate position. When the Cheng Shaohua couple fabricated rumors and bribed doctors, Cheng Qinghe dismantled their schemes one by one, exposing their scandals and uncovering evidence of their sabotage. After the family patriarch showed blatant favoritism toward Cheng Shaohua, Cheng Qinghe partnered with Chairman Shen to launch the Qingyue Group with Cheng Siyan, poaching key Cheng Group employees and exposing Cheng Shaohua’s crimes. She also uncovered evidence proving Cheng Shaohua had orchestrated a car accident to harm the patriarch. Ultimately, Cheng Shaohua and his daughter were expelled from the family and faced legal consequences. Three months later, the Cheng Group merged with the Qingyue Group, focu