After transmigrating, Su Jingxi becomes the only girl among three generations of the Su family in Willow Tree Village. Her family dotes on her, and the villagers stand together. Looking at the village, which is poor as can be, Su Jingxi clenches her little fists and vows to lead everyone to prosperity.
There’s just one problem: a deadweight has joined her on the road out of poverty. Luckily, he’s bright, and a little teaching is all it takes to turn him into her errand runner.
But as time goes by, the errand runner seems to have developed ideas of his own and doesn’t follow orders quite so well.
One day, a man sidles up to her with a cheeky grin.
“How about we get married next year, when the willow trees sprout?”
This is a sweet romance in a fictional setting, with just a touch of angst!
The early chapters have a leisurely pace. Once the heroine has found her feet, things will speed up. Let’s see how she makes a success of life in another world!
The content is quite good and different.