In her previous life, Jiang Xizhen devoted herself to making money and worked herself to death.
After transmigrating, she was blessed with extraordinary luck, as if she were Heaven’s own daughter. Whatever she wanted, she could get, and everything went her way.
She casually picked up a husband who was kind, gentle, honest, and loyal, and who happily became the father of her two little dumplings.
What? Plagued by bad luck? Dirt poor? Living in a bare-walled house?
Is that even a problem? If money can fix it, it’s no problem at all!
When the villagers followed her into the woods, they found lingzhi mushrooms as easily as roadside weeds, dug up ginseng as simply as pulling carrots, and harvested velvet antler as readily as cutting chives.
She dug medicinal herbs, sold medicinal wine, started a livestock business, and led the whole village to prosperity.
They say that when you’re wealthy, even distant relatives come calling. But the sudden appearance of her great-grandfather, a Grand Tutor, and her maternal grandfather, the ruler of the nation, left her baffled.
What? There’s also a general claiming to be the father of her two little ones?
What? That Minister of the Court of Judicial Review says he’s their father too?
Their love deserves it.
Good looking, short and concise
Good novel, I like it
Ordinary Happiness, a good book
Ordinary love, not bad