I Pushed You into Your Brother's Arms. We'll Be All Lovey-Dovey While You Climb Out the Window

Li Cailing transmigrates into a book as the male lead's wicked childhood sweetheart.

The original owner is a vain country girl, despised by everyone for framing the female lead in her time of need. With a terrible personality, she is determined to cause trouble and bring about her own ruin.

In truth, she works like a servant to care for her childhood sweetheart and his family. After he passes the imperial examinations and becomes the top scholar, he tears up their engagement. “You can't even read. You're not fit to be my wife.”

On the first day after transmigrating into the book, Li Cailing pretends to have lost her memory, and her childhood sweetheart pushes his hunter cousin toward her.

The male lead thinks, “At last, I'm rid of that uncouth country woman.”

But later, he can't eat or sleep, and food poisoning keeps him from passing the examinations.

Meanwhile, next door, Li Cailing builds houses, grows rice, and makes everything from spices and fruit to delicious food. She claims a whole mountainside, raises chickens, ducks, and geese, and keeps all kinds of fluffy animals. Before she knows it, she's become a renowned merchant across the surrounding villages.

The male lead's family, who once looked down on her, now say, “We were engaged. Let's get married!”

The hunter, just back from patrolling the mountain, replies from nearby, “Get in line.”

When the male lead from the book sees the enormous queue of suitors, he realizes they're all the hunter's bodyguards!