A Bow in One Hand, a Falcon in the Other: The Prosperous Farmer Girl’s Granaries Are Full

[Transmigration + medical skills + farming + family life + everyday moments] [The male lead has few appearances before the heroine marries, then appears more often] A young Chinese medicine practitioner with a terminal illness dies, only to transmigrate into another world. The moment she wakes up, her scumbag father is selling her off in marriage. The groom-to-be is sickly and disabled. But the marriage papers have already been filed with the authorities, and she now belongs to her husband’s family. Chu Qiqi goes berserk. She infuriates her grandparents, eats their hen, then plots to get money from her scumbag father. Sure enough, once she goes crazy, no one dares bully her. After moving in with her husband, she discovers that the young man has a lovely voice and good features. Once he recovers, he’ll be a beauty worth admiring up close. Chu Qiqi, who has been single for twenty-two years, decides he doesn’t look bad at all. So she brews herbal medicine, inserts acupuncture needles, and regularly massages his pressure points. Little by little, her husband, who’s been bedridden, gets better. She heads into the mountains, gathers mushrooms, and even picks up a little animal that turns out to be useful. She realizes that life isn’t so hard after all. Eat when it’s time to eat, drink when it’s time to drink. Her little husband is filial, considerate, and good to her. Maybe… this isn’t so hard to accept. Later, she persuades her timid adoptive mother to divorce and takes her younger sister along to make money. Even when famine comes, the family manages to live in peace.