Transmigrating to a Farming Family, I Take On the Worst and Lead My Parents to Wealth

[Transmigration] [Building from nothing] [No System, no personal space] [Farming and business] [Everyday rural life] [Family and village life]

When Shen Xiaotang’s grandfather, Mr. Shen, was young, he married into the Lin family. After passing the county-level imperial examination, he took advantage of his wife’s family fortune and married a second wife, changing his family name. But his career in the imperial examinations went no further. By middle age, he had finally come to terms with it and became a teacher at the village school.

Bitter over his unfulfilled ambitions, he pinned his hopes on the younger generation. His lifelong dream was for the family to produce a top scholar who could bring honor to their ancestors and earn him respect in the village!

To that end, he spared no expense raising his children and grandchildren. He taught countless students who went on to succeed, while his own family produced nothing but bitter fruit. Despite all his efforts, his descendants kept failing the examinations!

The household was plagued by constant conflict, with chaos every day. The eldest son’s family, exploited until they could bear it no longer, were forced to split off. But once they did, their lives only got better and better.

Shen Xiaotang, a girl who had been transmigrated into a newborn, began building a prosperous life through farming and business after her family was forced to split off. She took her parents and younger sister with her, buying farmland and a home, then gradually moving from the village all the way to the capital.

They split from the family, changed their surname, and cut ties. As they established their own household, her timid parents gradually found their backbone under her guidance and refused to keep letting the whole extended family bleed them dry.

When this family of troublemakers saw the eldest son’s household thriving and growing fabulously wealthy, they went from stunned to numb, and finally regretted it so bitterly that their hearts nearly broke!