In a strange place, Lin Chenxi has barely opened her eyes when people start calling her a little lunatic. And right in front of her, too. Where are their manners?
A good-for-nothing even wants her to bear him an heir. She tells him that doing bad things and swearing will bring down heavenly punishment. When lightning strikes, though, she can't help letting out a choice curse.
Afraid of the dark and even more afraid of ghosts, she'll sign even the most outrageous contract if it helps her stay alive to the end.
After suffering for years from esophageal cancer, she just wants to earn enough to get by, then eat well, drink well, and enjoy life. But in an unfamiliar place, with no particular skills, she can only make the most of the mountains: gathering, selling, and buying mushrooms, all in one tidy operation, to earn a little money. Once she's fed and working toward a comfortable life, all she wants is a home, a dog, three meals a day, and the freedom to live as she pleases.
Before she knows it, her business has grown, and she's busier than ever. In the end, her household has two people and a snake.
(No secret identities, no awful relatives, just everyday life and the warmth of rural living.)
How to say it? A person who has traveled through modern times knows that someone else has a fiancée and is so close to them and pretends not to understand what they are saying. He is like a fool. He talks to someone else's fiancée like that, as if he is pretending to be innocent. I am really convinced.
Looks good, come on, come on
Very pretty!