I Head to the Countryside with a Child, and My Billionaire Husband Makes Me His Cherished Darling

Complete Period setting + everyday family life + raising children + rugged man + sweet romance + marriage Yang Nianyi, a chief physician of traditional Chinese medicine, transmigrates into a book, becoming a young woman of marriageable age who shares her name and surname with the original character and is forced to marry in her older sister's place in a period novel. She's a city girl. She gets caught up in a melodramatic plot where both the heroine and the original character love the hero, but the original character is forced to marry in her sister's place. The man she's supposed to marry not only has two children, orphans of her biological older sister, but is also an old farmer who grows vegetables in the countryside. On their wedding day, not a single person from the old man's family shows up to fetch the bride. Anyone else would have called off the wedding long ago. But she says, “Today is my big day, and I'm definitely getting married. If he won't come for me, I can go to him myself.” She becomes the adopted daughter the Yang family had finally managed to throw out. But she believes that as long as she keeps living well, there will always be hope. She raises children in the countryside, treats the sick, and enjoys a relaxed, comfortable life. She also helps the country man branch out into new sources of income, and together they amass a fortune worth millions. Later, city folk hear that Hope Village has produced a renowned doctor. They also hear that her husband has become a shining example of rural revitalization. And that they've received a huge government grant. They move into the first rural villa, envied by everyone. After Yang Nianyi has two children, the man wraps an arm around her still-slender waist. “Girl, they say more children, more blessings. Will you give me a few more little radishes? How about it?” The woman stares at him in disbelief. “Didn't you say I wouldn't have any more after the second one?” He rests his head against her neck and replies hoarsely, “You remembered wrong. I said we should have a few more.” (This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental...