Transmigrated as A Farm Girl Making Her Family Rich

They would play until the evening before descending the mountain, choosing not to come down at noon so as to avoid the foolish decision of returning to their accommodations under the scorching midday sun.

After reaching the summit, they enjoyed themselves to the fullest until the evening.

Of course, the mountaintop offered more than just fine dining and hot springs; there were other entertainment facilities as well.

Ye Shiqi had once considered the idea of having her family construct a water park that would start from the top of the mountain and slide all the way down, even thinking it would be very enjoyable.

However, she then took into account that while ancient men might have been able to indulge in such play, women would face restrictions on these activities.

If women were restricted from such activities, then why should she even suggest it?

Sliding down from the summit to the base could be dangerous, just like a suspension bridge; there was a risk of guests encountering danger while playing.

Her family couldn't be responsible for that, so when creating entertainment facilities, the priority was always to choose options that were safe yet innovative.

Ye Shiqi, her elder sister, and their guest Si Ma Roumei wouldn't stay in the hot spring forever, after a bath of half an hour, which in the past would wrinkle the skin, they had already absorbed the nutrients from the water.

At noon, the group of ladies indulged in drinks, chatted, and dined within the comfort of the bathhouse.

Just as they had finished eating and were preparing to change clothes to enjoy other entertainment facilities.

A female attendant came to check on their bath, informing them that the men had sent a message from the other side, inviting them to join in other activities.

The attendant was respectful and polite—besides her service attitude, she recognized the two owner ladies present and didn't want to offend them and risk losing such a good job.

After bathing, they all changed into a set of clean clothes, placing their dirty ones in a provided bucket to be washed by someone assigned to the task, and ensuring the guests' and the hosts' clothing were kept separate.

Atop the mountain, there were also shops selling clothes and daily necessities, meant for those who hadn't prepared for their visit and wished to make purchases there.

They entered the gym together; it featured basketball courts, football fields, and other solo fitness entertainment facilities.

It was especially intriguing for those who had come to the mountaintop seeking unusual experiences, finding entertainment facilities they hadn't seen elsewhere.

Once the estate became successful in business, others began to imitate it, though whether these imitations offered more fun was something Ye Shiqi had not yet explored herself.

When designing the mountaintop scenic area and its entertainment projects, Ye Shiqi partly drew inspiration from some amusement parks and scenic spots from her previous life.

Being in the ancient times limited women's activities—the open-mindedness of her parents still drew idle gossip.

Ye Shiqi felt that nowadays, there was an excess of talk, and it was time to think of other entrepreneurial methods; just a few estates certainly were not enough.

Reborn with a Golden Finger, how could she lead an unremarkable life again!

Ye Shiqi believed her farmer girl identity might accompany her for life, but she felt it wasn't right to stay in one place, in some small mountain village forever—she wanted to spread her wings.

To see if the blue skies elsewhere were the same as her hometown's, if the moon was just as round.

In her past life, her father gave her just enough money for education, allowing her to thrive overseas not just in academics but in her lifestyle as well; in these ancient times, such restrictions might well be her parents' way of protecting her.

Sigh, it might get even harder as she grew older, how could she overlook the idea of visiting the Capital City with her father, to buy fields, land, shops, and residences on a whim.

Ye Shiqi felt that maybe her father didn't want to leave this place, and her elder sister was even less likely to leave—yet she wished her sisters could marry better and attain more prestigious statuses.

Ye Shiqi, along with her fourth sister and Si Ma Roumei, were kicking shuttlecocks among the girls.

The boys, during their playtime, did not join the girls; they opted to play basketball, and there were also a bowling alley, a badminton room, and ping-pong tables exclusively for them.

The men engaged in other fitness activities, walking on log bridges and competing with various weapons.

Everyone was having a blast until a messenger arrived to announce that there were visitors.

"Who is it? Who's looking for us?" Si Ma Roumei asked quickly, thinking it might be her parents since she hadn't returned for two days.

"Lady Sima, your two older brothers have come to the estate with their luggage to have fun!" A Sima family guard reported.

Upon hearing that her two older brothers had arrived—both of whom went to Capital City for studies and were now back on holiday—Si Ma Roumei immediately instructed those accompanying her to hurry down the mountain in the carriage.