## Qing Dynasty: Doing Agricultural Research in Fourth Master's Courtyard
**Also known as: The Farming Addict in the Imperial Palace, Fourth Master, My Greenhouse Is Ready**
** [Synopsis]**
Geng Xinyue, an overachiever at an agricultural research institute, transmigrates into the Qing dynasty as an invisible nobody in Yongzheng's household. She promptly mutes her romance-obsessed System and achieves vegetable self-sufficiency in the prince's residence with greenhouse produce and spicy hot pot. Unexpectedly, she catches Fourth Master’s attention and even has Eighth Master climbing over the wall to see her. Amid the bloody struggle among the nine princes for the throne, she uses modern agricultural science to forge an astonishing path to becoming the emperor's teacher.
** [Highlights]**
1. **A Subversive Transmigration Story**: She rejects palace intrigue and romance, focusing instead on agricultural infrastructure and using scientific farming to thrive in the Qing dynasty.
2. **Serious Farming Details**: From introducing chili peppers and building greenhouses to improving crops, the story vividly shows how knowledge can change one's fate.
3. **Reverse Courtship**: She prefers farming to finery. With potatoes, corn, and irrigation plans, she turns Fourth Master from someone who ignores her into someone who cannot do without her.
4. **The System as a Tool**: She turns an irritating courtship System into a portable agricultural encyclopedia and makes full use of it.
5. **A Sweeping Historical Vision**: From a vegetable patch in the prince's courtyard to the empire's granaries, she uses modern thinking to improve the Qing dynasty one part at a time, broadening the scope of the story.
6. **An Unusual Love Triangle**: Fourth Master: “Your seeds are more interesting than all the cosmetics in the courtyard.” Eighth Master, climbing over the wall: “Your hot pot smells better than that old Fourth's face.” The heroine keeps her head down, recording data: “Quiet, I'm testing the soil.”