After I Got Married, I Planted the Thin Fields into Golden Mountains.

My cousin thought the Lu family was poor, so she cried and refused to get into the sedan chair before the wedding. So Shen Yan was put on a wedding sedan by her relatives, and she was married to the poor, cold-faced hunter at the end of the village. On the wedding night, there was no wedding ceremony with red candles, only a leaky house, a rice vat with bottom, and a sickly brother who was left in a cold room by the Shen family with a high fever. Everyone said she was finished. Married to a poor hunter, dragging his younger brother with a medicine jar and guarding several acres of unclaimed fields, he will either starve to death or be rejected by his husband's family. Shen Yan returned but refused to accept his fate. She had no money to buy medicine, so she went to the market with pickle pancakes; Without food to cook, she dug through wasteland, borrowed seeds, and dried mountain products; Her mother-in-law wanted to suck blood, so she broke off the relationship in public; When people in the village stepped on her land, she followed the footprints to her door and asked them to pay for their crops and work. Others were waiting to see her die in a poor family, but she wanted to burn the cold stove into smoke and plant the thin fields to make a living. But as soon as life got better, she dug out half a page of leftover accounts in her mother's old cotton-padded jacket. Shen Ji. Beicang. Thirty stones of old rice. Only then did she realize that her father's tragic death was far from as simple as the Shen family said. And the cold-faced man who was covering her body with old wounds as he pledged her fur goods and grabbed medicine for her was never an ordinary hunter. The thin fields have to be cultivated, and old scores have to be settled. She will get back everything she owes her family.