Song Yunchan transmigrates into the Great Zhou dynasty and becomes the Crown Prince’s consort. She’s no good at music, chess, calligraphy, or painting, so she falls back on her old line of work: “Aunts and uncles, want to learn about scientific pig farming?”
While others embroider, she raises pigs; while others paint, she looks after children. Ten years later, while everyone else is still fussing over household chores, she takes first place in the imperial examinations.
According to a certain well-informed source, the Crown Prince, who once swore he would “rather die than marry the chancellor’s daughter,” now holds a bowl of meat porridge his consort made every day, throws his head back, and cries, “Ah, this is delicious!”
It's really beautiful and heart-warming, but the previous government's seizure of power was a bit of a drama.