One morning, Shu Ya, an urban office worker, wakes up transmigrated as a bride-to-be in a poor mountain village. Faced with a lavish country home and her taciturn “husband,” Mu Ning, she’s stunned.
Well, when in Rome. If I can’t make it as a city girl, surely I can make country romance work!
I pull out my phone and point it at the man who only ever keeps his head down and works. “Mu Ning, look at the camera and smile! Let’s become influencers!”
From then on, I film the tough guy chopping wood and livestream the hunk cooking. To my surprise, my casual videos of “Daily Life in Mu Family Village” go viral! Fans go wild: “What a dreamboat! You’re so lucky to have him, sis-in-law!”
When haters accuse us of staging everything, Mu Ning holds up a slab of raw meat to the camera. “You can’t fake the real thing!”
We start a cooperative and help the whole village prosper. Our life flourishes. The relatives who once looked down on me are stunned, while Mu Ning, who barely used to acknowledge me, pulls me into his arms when I’m exhausted. His voice hoarse, he says,
“Stop working yourself so hard. I’ll take care of you.”
I smile and kiss him. “No way! I’m going to help you and the whole village achieve moderate prosperity!”
