[Transmigration + No System + Alternate History + Rural Life + Entrepreneurship + One Heroine + Rebellion + Not a Mindless Power Fantasy]
Li Ming, a sports college graduate who made content for social media, transmigrates into the Great Kang and becomes the Marquis of Zhenbei’s heir, who had been lost among the common people.
From the start, his older cousin tries to sell his little sister.
Isn’t that just asking for trouble?
Li Ming erupts, turns on his cousin, and beats him and his men senseless.
To keep his sister from being sold again, he makes a point of splitting the family and setting up his own household.
Drawing on what he learned making social media content, Li Ming starts a candied haw business to support his family.
He thinks he can spend the rest of his life in quiet obscurity.
But while Li Ming is up in the mountains,
his older cousin and his men follow him in secret, knives in hand.
The sudden appearance of a herd of wild boars ruins Li Ming’s plan to take the chance to kill his cousin.
Worse, a boar knocks him senseless.
Luckily, Su Yao appears and saves him.
As they spend time together, Li Ming gradually falls in love with Su Yao.
Then one day, out of nowhere,
a man claiming to be the Marquis of Zhenbei’s heir announces that Su Yao is his fiancée.
Li Ming secretly swears to take Su Yao away and give her a happy life.
Then one day, he discovers that he is the true heir after all.
By then, Li Ming is already caught up in a vast conspiracy.
How will he rewrite his fate and carve out a place for himself in the Great Kang?
Find out soon...
It looks good, but the only bad thing is that the clan master and life experience are too breathy. Since the Hong family has been arranged to speak out and the protagonist has figured it out on his own, there is absolutely no need for the clan master to keep silent. There it was changed to: the digging seal was interrupted, and in the kitchen, he found that he could not read the seal script. The clan master said that the protagonist was the prince of the royal family, but the protagonist did not believe it. The Hong family said it, and the protagonist probably believed it. This might be better. There is also the attitude of the clan master towards the protagonist. Since it is "I want to think about the protagonist", then "I hate you" must be followed by "So I must make you a good person, especially a tolerant character". Only in this way can the character of the clan master be established, otherwise the current situation is a bit inferior.
This book has the most pages and chapters that I have ever read.
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