The Country Doctor's Daily Life of Farming and Building a Fortune

[No golden finger! + Alternate setting]

[Family farming + Domestic life + Building wealth + Food (recognizing medicinal herbs that can also be eaten) + Rugged man + Adorable child + Sweet romance + Love and career both thriving]

Jiang Nian, a director of traditional Chinese medicine, opened her eyes to find herself a disgraced woman who had been pushed into the river by someone unknown and rescued by a hunter from the neighboring village.

The marriage that had already been arranged was called off by the other family over the incident. Meanwhile, the hunter’s betrothal gifts had already arrived in the main hall.

The family of seven or eight was distraught.

They had heard that the hunter was no longer young, had a three-year-old child at home, the orphan of his younger brother who had died in battle, and a mother who was bedridden year-round. His circumstances were far from ideal.

But Jiang Nian didn’t mind at all. She knew she could only rely on herself.

Before getting married, she helped improve her family’s meals, solved their livelihood problems, and led them toward a comfortable life. (Before the leads marry, the male lead has a relatively minor presence.)

After the wedding, she helped the old lady regain her health, took the child to catch fish and shrimp in the river, gather river snails, hunt for treasures in the mountains, and pick wild vegetables.

She rolled up her sleeves and got to work: digging up medicinal herbs, opening a clinic, rebuilding the house, and leading the village toward diversified development. In the end, their chests overflowed with silver and their storehouses were packed with grain and meat...