I Became a Tycoon Through Farming. Who Wants to Be Your Crown Princess?

Farming + Pocket Dimension + Modern Woman in Ancient Times + Making a Fortune + Business + Sweet, Feel-Good Romance Xue Can, a wealthy heiress, wakes up in ancient times, right as a famine begins. There's no food, and she has to deal with her biased grandparents and awful third uncle. All she has on her side is her timid mother and two young siblings. Luckily, she has a pocket dimension stocked with a large supply of goods. After all, when you've got food at hand, you don't need to worry. To successfully split off from the family, she buys a wild man from outside the village. The villagers laugh at her. “Everyone else is selling people during a famine. Why are you buying one?” Xue Can smiles. “What's one man? I could support a hundred of them!” They marry, split from the family, farm, do business, and make money. Their days grow brighter and brighter. Her awful relatives can't sit still. They play for sympathy, pretend to be pitiful, scheme behind her back, and try to take things by force in broad daylight. Xue Can isn't afraid. She stands up to them and fights back. Just as she's about to get the worst of it, the wild man shields her and kicks her third uncle away. Xue Can beams. “Impressive! All that effort I put into raising you was worth it!” The wild man promises earnestly, “Don't worry. I'll never let you suffer in this life.” Xue Can remembers those words, and the more she looks at him, the more she likes him. Before long, they consummate their marriage, and Xue Can has no complaints. The wild man is handsome and good-natured. Spending the rest of her life with him wouldn't be bad at all. But not long after, a cavalry army surrounds their little courtyard, calling the wild man “Long live the Crown Prince!” Xue Can is dumbfounded. The man calmly tells her, “Come on, Crown Princess. I'll take you back to the capital.” Xue Can snaps out of it and turns to run. Who wants to be his Crown Princess? Huo Zhengye is helpless. In front of everyone's eyes, the Crown Prince coaxes her: “Can'er, I was wrong. Open the door first...”