Transmigration: The Assassin Gives Up His Trade and Reclaims the Land Through Farming

Butler: "Master, two things."

Bai Dong: "Go ahead."

Butler: "Our potato harvest reached ten million jin this year, and several countries have placed orders with us."

"The envoys from the Shangyue Kingdom are going around persuading neighboring countries that we grow too many potatoes and have excess production, that they will rot if we can't sell them, and that our booming business is taking trade away from other nations. They're urging them to come and take our goods by force."

Bai Dong: "Hah. If we can't sell them, how are we doing so well that we're cutting into other countries' profits? What kind of trash can become an ambassador these days?"

"What's the other matter?"

Butler: "A palace informant reports that His Majesty intends to make you his son-in-law."

Bai Dong: "What? Make me his son-in-law? Wouldn't that mean marrying into the imperial family and living in the capital? Maybe I should just turn the palace into my home."

Looking at the piles of orders and sealed letters, Bai Dong felt a little troubled.

He had only wanted to make sure his family had enough to eat. Then, out of a little conscience, he made sure the whole village had enough to eat too. Who could have guessed that he would end up an international tycoon, richer than the nation itself?

Who knew he had originally been an assassin, not a farmer?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.