When Su Qinghe, a modern woman, opened her eyes, she traveled through time and became a frail bride in an imaginary dynasty to marry Lu Zheng, the fourth son of the Lu family. What you see is the family's mud house with bare walls, the curses of your eccentric mother-in-law in your ears, the husband who is seriously injured and regarded as a burden to the whole family, and the constant trouble made by his mean younger siblings. It is a desperate situation at the beginning.
Without the blessing of golden fingers, she dragged Lu Zheng to the back mountain to find medicine based on the fragmentary knowledge of herbal medicine from her previous life. Poria cocos under the pine roots and Aesculus aesculata in the cracks of the rocks not only healed her husband's injuries, but also became the first source of livelihood to supplement the family's income. Faced with her mother-in-law's plan to ask for money from selling medicine and her siblings' tricks to sow discord, she no longer swallowed her anger, refused with reason, and resolved with wisdom.
During the days when she was selling medicine, she used coarse cloth to sew knee pads to warm Lu Zheng's legs, which also warmed his frozen heart; her sister-in-law's thoughtful help and sister-in-law's secret care became the glimmer of light in the gloomy days. From picking in the back mountains to selling medicine in the town store, from the warmth in the egg custard to the anticipation of new coarse cloth clothes, she helped Lu Zheng step by step to gain a firm foothold and turn the hectic life into a joyful one.
When the sick and weak man regains his strength, when the withered money bag gradually bulges, when the best relatives restrain their arrogance, this marriage that started out of joy has already turned into a long-lasting affection in the fragrance of medicine and cooking smoke. This is a heart-warming farming story in which a woman fights with wits, joins hands with her husband, and earns a prosperous life in the countryside.
