[Farming + Food + Strategy + Cool Writing + The Female Protagonist's Hidden Life Experience + Third-Party Time Travel Perspective] Because it was too late after get off work, Jiang Zhenzhen, a social worker, was hit by a car on the way home and transported to an imaginary ancient time. Here she is a 15-year-old child bride bought by the Yun family from a trafficker to celebrate the wedding of their 14-year-old sick son. Her parents-in-law died a few days after she was bought back. She was bullied by her brother and sister-in-law, and her sick little husband... So Jiang Zhenzhen took her brother-in-law with her. The husband separated and started selling lemonade, milk tea, ready-to-eat dried lemons, various dried fruits and vegetables, French fries, mace potatoes, pork jerky, wine, hairpins, rubber bands... Along the way, he turned his stall into a chain store throughout the Yong Dynasty. And the younger husband also grew up from a humble husband in a mountain village to a powerful prime minister.
The reborn twelfth prince felt that he was firmly the protagonist. This time he would be able to successfully save the country from crisis and would not let the people die under the iron cavalry of foreigners.
But it was discovered that this time, the originally paranoid and world-weary prime minister not only became the number one scholar two years earlier than in his previous life, he was even gentle, brave and resourceful. He also wanted to support him as emperor because he admired his political achievements. What happened? !
The Twelve Princes are just a passerby background, setting off the changes that occur to the male protagonist due to the appearance of the female protagonist.
I don't have any literary or historical connotations. If I use some words incorrectly, don't scold me. I'll change them! ! !
