Republican Era + Farming + No Golden Finger + Relying Entirely on Brains + Researching High-Yield Crops
Other people who transmigrate to the Republican Era become concubines in a young marshal's household, refined ladies about to marry a young marshal, or at the very least socialites who know how to thrive in high society.
But I transmigrated to the Republican Era only to find that, from the start, my husband, who had returned from studying abroad, had found his true love, a sweet-talking schemer, and wanted a divorce. And I could only go back to the countryside to farm. I worked in poverty alleviation in modern times and mediated neighborhood disputes. Now, in the Republican Era, I still have to farm and research high-yield crops. Refuse? Refuse, and I'll starve to death.
A little scene:
Song Yun looked at her brother-in-law, who stood in the main room, wanting to say something but hesitating as he tried to act as a go-between.
"How about we go take a look in the fields or up in the mountains?"
So, in the middle of the day, Song Yun took Shen Huai up the mountain and through the fields for four hours.
Uncle Zhang watched his young master return with a thoroughly red face and couldn't help but think that at last, the young master was going to have a family.
But then...
The next day, his young master turned wheat-colored.
The third day, his young master started peeling. Peeling!!!
Damn!!! Turns out he'd just gotten sunburned.
An emotionally steady grassroots poverty alleviation worker & a Republican Era officer whose old flame has been rekindled
The male lead has few scenes early on. Read with caution if that bothers you.
The author still doesn't work hard enough. The hard-working author has updated hundreds of chapters😳😳I'm dreaming.