Xia Zifu, who has transmigrated, says she’s ready and raring to go! But what is she supposed to do? Xia Zifu: “Aren’t there supposed to be plenty of awful people in the countryside, all kinds of troublemakers?” Xia Zifu: “Isn’t the countryside supposed to be so poor there’s no food to eat?” Xia Zifu: “Aren’t transmigrated women supposed to meet emperors, princes, and marquises?” Xia Zifu says, “Naturally, I’ll put the awful people in their place, make a fortune, then get married and have babies!” But things don’t seem to be going the way she imagined... A fierce, unreasonable grandmother? A silent, selfish grandfather? Cunning, deceitful uncles? Greedy aunts? Honest, timid parents? Brothers with unfulfilled ambitions? The transmigration deity says, “No, no, none of that!” Xia Zifu asks innocently, “Then what am I supposed to do?” A certain hunter opens his arms. “Wife, you came here to marry me~”
It's quite interesting, but it's a little short. There is no detailed description of the subsequent promotion of people, official appointment, etc. There is also no explanation of the second brother's marriage and official appointment.
It's okay, I feel like I'm immersed in it, it's an ordinary life, but the ending is a bit rushed
This is writing a family history, and the male protagonist is an incidental tool 🤦
So wonderfully written!