A genius traditional Chinese medicine practitioner dies in a fire at her herbal tea shop and transmigrates into a book she once criticized. To make matters worse, she becomes a cannon-fodder supporting character, drugged by her stepmother and forced to marry a sickly scholar.
What? Her bargain husband only has three months to live?
With her around, living to a hundred won’t be a problem.
Xue Shiluo makes three rules with her bargain husband, and they pretend to be a married couple.
So how does pretending turn into the real thing?
“Husband, you’re fake?” Xue Shiluo nearly bursts into tears as she watches the man approach.
The man, now a powerful chief minister, pulls her into his arms and rubs her belly.
“My dear wife, I may be fake, but the baby in your belly is definitely real!”
I've read 45 chapters. The only weakness of slice-of-life farming novels is that the protagonists are too soft-hearted. The reason I like post-apocalyptic transmigration stories is that at least everyone has a spatial ability or something, so self-preservation isn't a problem.
Overall, it's well-written and worth reading. 👍