I Picked Up a Prince and Took Him Farming

Bai Ling transmigrated by accident and became a farmer's daughter. Her father was crippled, her mother was ill, and there were just enough siblings to fill one hand. They had three thatched huts, an acre of poor farmland, more than a dozen taels of silver in debt, and the old family home squeezing them for everything. But Bai Ling wasn't worried. Raised in the mountains, she had studied traditional Chinese medicine since childhood and had a knack for nurturing jade. She was good at climbing trees to catch birds, diving into the water to catch fish, and working the fields. Most importantly, the transmigration god had compensated her with a small portable space. The stream was lined with spirit stones, so how could she fail to make a fortune? But one, two, three... childhood sweethearts and a former fiance could compete to ask for her hand, if they wanted. But Your Highness, why insist on marrying me and no one else when you're so noble and exalted?