Transmigrate to Ancient Times: Daily Farming and Child-Rearing

Main characters: Yun Chu and Lu Mingchuan

As a modern white-collar worker who fears marriage, Yun Chu’s greatest wish is to have money and free time, and never get married or have children. She had planned to adopt a sweet little girl when she got older, but her parents pressured her too much. Unable to bear it any longer, she made a rash decision and...

The good news was that she didn’t die, and really did end up with a child, but no husband. The bad news was that this family was unbelievably poor.

Looking at the house, which was literally bare of everything, and the soft, well-behaved child sitting on her lap, Yun Chu had only one thought: make money and raise the child.

One day, Yun Chu transmigrated and was taken home by a woman who had lost her husband, son, and daughter. The woman advised her, “If you stay, you’ll be a new widow with no husband and a daughter to raise!”

Yun Chu: Trying her best not to laugh out loud.

What a wonderful life! Using her modern knowledge, she set out to start a business in ancient times with an old woman and a young child. Just as she finally got things back on track, the husband who had supposedly died long ago came back. Was it too late to run now?!

*This story is entirely fictional. The dynasty is imaginary, and the times when crops such as potatoes were introduced to China do not match historical records, so there’s no need to look into it too closely.