Agricultural Academy researcher Yang Mei transmigrates into a book before her project is even finished, landing in the 1990s as the soon-to-be-divorced wife of Chen Jingrun, a nouveau riche second male lead who had been hopelessly devoted to the heroine.
Yang Mei decides to play along until her part in the story is over. She takes the money, buys houses and invests, then returns to the countryside to build her own farm. She leases a stretch of river to raise shellfish and snails, and takes over a mountain to grow honeysuckle, Sarcandra glabra, wild plums, mushrooms, bamboo, peach trees, loquats, and plums, while raising free-range chickens. She leases fields to grow edible lilies, strawberries, and sweet potatoes, and takes over the village tea gardens. Building an eco-farm, boosting rural development, and enjoying a laid-back country life...
Chen Weiguo, my farm is even more beautiful with you here...
The pace is so fast, I even suspected that I was driving at 3x speed
Looks good, come on, come on
This novel is more about describing the heroine's career from the beginning to its relative success. There are very few emotional scenes with the hero. The hero is not seen in the first ten or eight chapters. He is just like a soy sauce worker passing by. I only started to write about their relationship near the end. I don't like the ones about career very much. I just skipped and read. I like their relationship, which is subtle but also firm.
It's very beautiful, but there's too little of it, and it's gone after just one morning [laughs awkwardly]
Looks quite warm and friendly
Very warm and beautiful
It's very beautiful, very realistic, and easy to resonate with. Maybe this is a portrayal of another kind of life. I look forward to continuing to update it.
Oops, it's just gone. It was quite exciting.
The writing is very immersive
It's just that the story is a bit short and not enough to read. In the end, it was just a dream. Fortunately, the lovers finally got married 🙂