This is certainly not Su Qingci's face.

Although Su Qingci was not bad-looking, she was raised by Xu Jia as a boy since childhood.

In addition, she was often mocked for not having a father when she was a child, and she was at a disadvantage in several fights with her classmates.

Xu Jia couldn't stand that kind of treatment, so she enrolled Su Qingci in Sanda (Chinese kickboxing) classes from a young age.

As Su Qingci grew up, she had a dashing short haircut, wheat-colored skin, and a physique with a touch of wild beauty from long-term exercise.

She was more than half a head taller than the "little white rabbit" in the mirror.

Suppressing the turmoil in her heart, Su Qingci grinned at the glass.

The person in the mirror smiled sweetly, their eyes sparkling, their curved eyes and eyebrows making one want to get closer.

As if she had just thought of something, Su Qingci immediately ran towards her bedroom.

The bedroom was empty; there was no trace of "her" body.

Even the usually bustling manor felt unusually quiet.

Su Qingci ran downstairs with a clattering sound.

Aunt Cheng isn't here, the restaurant is empty, the farmhouse is empty, the supermarket is empty...

This estate covers thousands of acres and is divided into several parts.

The outermost layer consists of a row of eight-story guesthouses arranged in a semi-circular building.

In the middle are farmhouses, supermarkets, breeding farms, and vegetable gardens, and behind them are vast grasslands and rivers.

Among these farmhouses, there are many kinds of livestock, and herds of cattle and sheep roam the grasslands. In order to cater to the tourist market, they even raise several elephants and ostriches.

The river was divided by fishing nets, which also helped to cultivate a lot of aquatic organisms.

This estate can be described as a comprehensive industry that integrates eating, drinking, entertainment, and accommodation.