He Marries a Lucky Koi Sweetheart, and His Rough-Hewn Family Strikes It Rich

Song Wanwan transmigrates into the body of a poor farm girl being sold off by her stepmother. She assumes the man she’s marrying is a hideous monster with a green face and tusks.

Who would’ve thought he’d be handsome, with refined features and an eight-pack just waiting for her to admire?

Unfortunately, everyone in the village says he’s a harbinger of doom who’ll bring about her death.

Song Wanwan refuses to believe them.

And sure enough, thanks to her lucky koi constitution, on her very first day she digs up ginseng in the mountains.

The old well that had been dry for over a decade fills up again with sweet water.

On the second day, potatoes grow in the barren field, each one twice the usual size.

On the third day...

Gradually, even her disabled brother-in-law gets back on his feet.

Her frail, sickly sister-in-law regains her rosy complexion.

Their shabby home becomes a grand mansion, driving the villagers wild with jealousy.

Just as life is getting better and better, Song Wanwan discovers her husband’s identity is no ordinary one.

So much for being a poor hunter. What are all these gold and jewels filling the mansion?