Wang Changchun, a modern young man and an ordinary graduate student in history, unexpectedly transmigrates to a rural village in the Tang Dynasty. He thinks he has merely changed eras, but when he wakes up, he discovers he has two wives, who are also sisters: Zhang Qianrou and Zhang Yazhi. Their mother died young, and their father, Zhang Shouren, is an honest, hardworking farmer. Driven by poverty and the need to preserve his dignity as a Tongsheng, the original Wang Changchun had bought his wives. Wang inherits the original owner's ridiculous, dissolute reputation, but vows to turn his life around. Armed with modern knowledge and insight, he begins a remarkable journey of redemption and family prosperity. The sisters are initially at odds, but after enduring hardships, they learn to support each other and face adversity alongside Wang Changchun. The three struggle on barren land, growing from an ordinary farming household through the trials of their hometown, the imperial examinations, officialdom, the imperial court, rural life, and war. As their bonds deepen, personal fates intertwine with the tides of history in a twenty-year saga of perseverance.
Keep up the good work, author! I hope for a happy ending.