[How to enjoy: No System + farming + two powerful leads + a highly capable heroine]
[Everyday life: Beat up scumbags, rescue her husband, and chop down bandits]
Taekwondo champion Shi Yao dies suddenly after achieving her dream, then transmigrates to Ping’an Village in the Great Rong Dynasty as Li Yao, the Li family’s “fake daughter-in-law repaying a debt of gratitude.”
Shi Yao privately thinks of herself as a “house-sitting tool,” but with the skills of a taekwondo champion and the original owner’s divine strength, she protects her family without hesitation:
Protecting the family, part one: There’s a dispute over the tenant farmland? Then don’t rent it. We’ll farm it ourselves!
Protecting the family, part two: Her father-in-law’s concubine, from a branch of the family they cut ties with long ago, keeps showing up to make trouble? “If you can’t understand human speech, I happen to know a thing or two about throwing punches.”
Protecting the family, part three: Someone’s lurking outside the house?
Shi Yao: I’ll go right over and throw them over my shoulder! “Wait... Was that just now my scholar husband, Li Jingming?”
She only wanted a peaceful, leisurely life in the countryside, but there’s always some village trouble that needs Shi Yao’s help.
The girl next door is being bullied:
Shi Yao: “Scumbags deserve to be cleansed from this world.”
The Zhang family’s youngest son is lovesick and has been tricked by his fiancée into handing over everything he owns.
Shi Yao: “He needs saving from that lovesick brain of his.”
Two poor siblings in ancient times are about to be sacrificed by their deranged uncle.
Shi Yao: “That uncle is both stupid and evil. Cursed? Serves him right!”
Her husband is kidnapped on his way to the capital to take the imperial exam.
Shi Yao: “Leave it to me to play the hero and rescue the beauty.”
Li Jingming: ?
Bandits descend from the mountains to massacre the town.
Shi Yao: “Divine strength and a big blade: one swing, a whole crowd of brats down.”
The one carrying the burden forward: “I’d give my life if it meant keeping everyone else safe.”
Appropriate to life, slowly enter the book.