We Transmigrated Together, and I’m Loving My Husband’s Transformation in Ancient Times

In the 21st century, Xu Lanxin can no longer stand her husband Zhang Shengnian’s laziness. He never helps with the housework, spending every day trading stocks, staying up late to play games, and scrolling on his phone. At the end of her rope, Xu Lanxin gets into a furious argument at home with Zhang Shengnian, who refuses to back down. When talking gets them nowhere, they decide to divorce while they’re still childless, so they can each have their freedom. But when they wake up, they find that they’ve both transmigrated to the countryside in ancient times. They’re a few years younger, but these only children suddenly have a whole crowd of brothers and sisters, and their household is in chaos every day. To top it off, they’ve somehow acquired three children and several nieces and nephews without so much as a twinge of pain. The couple are dumbfounded. Can people get divorced in ancient times? Can they split up the household? Can they put the children back where they came from? Luckily, Xu Lanxin has a stroke of luck: she transmigrates with the old house that was demolished years ago, and time has transformed it. The pond has become a pool of spiritual spring water, the basement is now an infinite storage space where time stands still, and the front-yard vegetable patch makes its crops grow faster. With an overpowered golden finger, Xu Lanxin gleefully waits to watch her lazy husband struggle to survive in ancient times!