After the scholar broke off her engagement, Jiang A’Yao’s biased parents tried to sell her off. Unwilling to let others control her fate, she chose to marry an outsider hunter whom nobody else wanted.
The house was too shabby? She’d sell medicinal herbs, he’d hunt, and together they’d earn enough to build a big house and fill it with meat.
Her younger sister-in-law was sick? Jiang A’Yao knew medicine. She adjusted the prescription, and the girl once called a “medicine jar” soon had rosy cheeks and a healthy body.
Their bad luck faded, and life grew better and better.
Her husband, once just a hunter, soon rose to wealth and status, making his way to the capital to buy a grand mansion!
In the capital, people said the newly elevated young marquis seemed carefree and unrestrained, but was actually strict beneath the surface and very much afraid of his wife.
When the rumor reached their home, Jiang A’Yao panicked a little. She was about to set the record straight when her hunter husband came to her with a token in hand and pleaded humbly, “My lady, please, please help me manage the household!”
It was quite interesting, but the ending was too quick and left much to be desired.
Very pretty
The novel is very heartwarming and beautiful.
It's really good, not so much romantic love, but still feeling deep emotions. Like it very much.
Good-looking five-star praise
I think those girls who fantasize about climbing high and think that the upper class can like them should take a look and have a clear understanding.
The heroine's character is lovable.
I have read a lot of books in Tomato, but now I have nothing to read. I seem to have read all the books I opened in the recommendations. Is this okay?
I really like the way the heroine slaps the villain with whatever she wants when she disagrees with her 🤦 🤦 🤦
Good-looking, with a clear storyline