(Original married couple + Qing dynasty transmigration + shared universe of film and television + genuine farming + no household power struggles + raising children)
Modern agricultural scientists Chang Ning and Liu Jingjing are in a car accident and, in a single stroke, both transmigrate into the Kangxi era as Prince Gong and his wife.
Facing their new lives from the start, they are perfectly in sync: the struggle among the nine princes for the throne? No thanks! They just want to use agricultural science to win Kangxi’s favor and live peacefully as a carefree married couple in the Qing dynasty.
But though they wish for peace, trouble keeps finding them.
When they see Yanji, their cousin, being relentlessly bullied by the “fragile” Xinyue, while the muddleheaded general Nuhada shows blatant favoritism, the couple are furious! Since they have the advantage, how can they allow this tragedy to happen again?
The princess consort backs Yanji in the inner household and teaches her to stand on her own two feet. The prince quietly makes his moves at court, determined to uproot that “pure and innocent” woman. They’ll tear up the script, starting by exposing this “one true love”!
Before this turmoil has even settled, an urgent letter arrives from Yangzhou. Their dear friend Lin Ruhai is gravely ill and entrusts his orphaned daughter Daiyu to their care.
Thinking of that “Crimson Pearl Plant” destined to die after weeping away all her tears, the couple instantly agree: “Save her! We have to save her! She’s not setting foot in the Jia family’s den of misery!”
And so, life in the Qing dynasty takes a sudden turn:
Prince Gong is either out in the fields teaching “scientific farming” or working hard to earn the emperor’s trust at court. The Princess Consort, meanwhile, supports agricultural development and gets the prince’s household in order, while helping her cousin outsmart the scheming green tea on one hand and carefully raising the future Miss Lin under her protection on the other.
Watch this formidable couple use the power of knowledge to tear up a tragic script with one hand and nurture a flourishing golden age with the other, living out the most spectacular life as a pair who transmigrated together into the Qing dynasty!
Okay, okay, author, I admire your imagination. You have New Moon Princess, Dream of Red Mansions, and Nine Sons Seizing the Progeny all mixed together. It seems that you have accumulated enough complaints about these dramas, not to mention that the writing is quite interesting 🤭
Everyone is welcome to join in, and the author insists on updating it every day.
The story is well written, and she is very kind to Daiyu. She has a wonderful family, a loving husband, and lovely children. She is very nice.
The narrative is eloquent, warm, logical, and beautiful! Big cheers for the author!
Good-looking, Daiyu finally doesn't have to deal with that thug from the Jia family.
Wonderful, tense and worrying for the hostess
It's pretty good to watch, and the plot is reasonable. It's okay, just for fun.
The writing is very clear and concise, the overall story is smooth, the characters are full-bodied, not wordy, not pretentious, and it makes people feel comfortable.
Okay, okay, it's a pretty good farming slap-in-the-face article.
Good good good good