After Transmigrating, I Raised the Children First and Got Rich Later

Name: After Transmigrating, I Raised the Children First and Got Rich Later
Author: Bi Shi

穿越后先养孩子后致富

by Bi Shi (笔拾)

Status: Completed
Length: 421k Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Slice-of-Life Farming
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Su Tang, a modern woman who has transmigrated, finds herself from the start with nothing at all. Her life hangs by a thread, sustained by sheer willpower. Looking at the drafty thatched hut before her and the two little children who had saved her life, Su Tang fell silent. These starting conditions were just too awful. Was she even supposed to play this game? And so Su Tang rolled up her sleeves and set out on the road to wealth: farming, doing business, and raising children. Petty villains ran rampant along the way, but Su Tang lived by the principle that if you could solve something with your fists, there was no need to argue. She blazed headlong into the male lead’s world. Wu San had fled the family he never belonged to, hiding his identity in a village and making a living as a hunter. Since he often spent days at a time in the mountains, he rarely had any dealings with the villagers. Even so, Wu San knew a woman had come to the village. She was desperate to register as a resident and had taken in two little children, claiming she wanted to repay them for saving her life. She was clearly putting the children’s lives at risk. The second time he heard people talking about Su Tang, they said she was sharp-tongued, fiery, and eloquent. Not someone to trifle with. The third time, he saw her in person, holding a rock. He nearly got beaten up himself. P.S. No household intrigues or palace power struggles. The female lead doesn’t have the brains for that. When she gets mad, she goes straight to fighting. If she doesn’t like something, she talks back.

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