Transmigrating as a Farmer's Wife: Raising Kids, Making Money, and Spoiling My Husband

She transmigrates into a poor farming family, where idle ruffians covet her mother's beauty from the outside, while her biased, shameless grandparents protect their own at home.

The years of knowledge she'd gained in traditional Chinese medicine finally come in handy. She can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bare bones, leaving a trail of miraculous cures in her wake and attracting a devoted husband.

After their wedding, her husband says, “Wife, could we skip it tonight? I'm afraid it'll hurt.”

She takes out a silver needle and replies in a sweet, syrupy voice, “Be a good boy, darling. I'll be gentle.”