I Stole My Half-Sister’s Dowry and Farmed My Way to the Happy Ending

Transmigrate into a book + stand-in bride + love after marriage + farming + everyday life Song Huazhao transmigrated into an ancient romance novel as the prime minister’s daughter, a concubine-born daughter sent to marry in someone else’s place. She was a cannon-fodder character who died as soon as she appeared! By the time she arrived, she had already been shoved into the bridal sedan. Clearly, she was on her way to be a stand-in bride. It all began when Song Shu was reborn. She knew Prince Xian had no chance of becoming crown prince and would soon be sent back to his impoverished fief in the Southern Barbarians, barred from returning to the capital without an imperial summons. Later, the eldest prince rose to become the new crown prince and personally came to marry her younger half-sister as his secondary consort, giving her a life of great splendor. But Song Shu was forced to leave the capital with Prince Xian and died on the road to the Southern Barbarians! This time, she would change her fate! She would choose the eldest prince. This time, she deserved to live in glory! But in the end, Song Shu didn’t get her wish. Instead, Song Huazhao accompanied Prince Xian, helped him escape his deadly fate, and thrived while reclaiming wasteland and farming in the Southern Barbarians. & Song Huazhao wasn’t the least bit panicked when she was shoved into the bridal sedan. She stared at the bridal procession stretching behind her, her eyes sparkling. “I’m rich! I’m rich!” “My legitimate mother has spent more than a decade preparing my legitimate sister’s dowry, and now it all belongs to me!” Later, Song Shu looked at the beautiful concubine in the eldest prince’s residence and the gracious, poised consort seated in the place of honor, and felt she had no way to express her bitterness. But thinking of her half-sister, exiled to the Southern Barbarians, made her feel better. No matter what, that had to be better than some barren, remote place! Who could have guessed that Prince Xian’s trade caravan would quietly come to dominate the economy of Dongliang? Even the goods everyone in the capital coveted came from Prince Xian’s estate in the Southern Barbarians! Later, the people began calling for Prince Xian’s return. Song Shu watched with her own eyes as the half-sister she had once mocked was gently helped down from a carriage by Prince Xian. Prince Xian even refused to take a secondary consort in front of the emperor, declaring that he would never take another wife in this life. For a time, countless women in the capital envied her.