She transmigrated into the worst family in the countryside. Fertile fields and clear ponds? A big house with gray-brick walls? So much silver her hands would ache from counting? None of that. All she got was a gambling-addicted father and a sharp-tongued mother.
Heavens, if I had to transmigrate, why couldn’t it have happened sooner? My 985 university, my 211 university! Tears streamed down her face.
Fine, she’d accept her fate. She’d earn silver to pay off their debts, send her big brother to school, and butter up her grandparents. She was busy to death.
“Dongya, can this really earn us silver?”
“Little sister, what’s this?”
“Daughter, speak plainly!”
And so her delightful country life in ancient times began.
Day One: “Dad, help! This leech is going to kill me!”
Day Two: “Mom, hug me! Auntie’s mouth is going to cut me to pieces!”
Day Three: “Grandma, you have to spoil me. One tael of silver won’t burn your hands.”
The content is compact, the relationship between the protagonists is very funny, and the life scenes are very antique.
The whole family can work hard and live a wonderful life without a golden finger. The academic examination is a college examination, and the provincial examination is a test for candidates.
Simple, warm and beautiful
It's very beautiful and heartwarming, and it's over before I can get enough of it.
Very warm and nice!