A Woman Reborn as a Man: The Qian Family's Only Heir

When she opened her eyes, Lin Wei, a young urban woman from 2025, had become Qian Jingming, the only child in three generations of the Lao Qian family in Xiaohe Village during the Ming Dynasty’s Chengping era. She was sixteen.

The good news was that she had instantly gained the biggest “support squad” in the world: two uncles and two aunts above her, eight older female cousins of her generation, and her grandparents. More than twenty family members all doted on their precious “only child.”

The bad news was that the price of being the family favorite was having to marry, in a boy’s body, Su Wanwan, a girl six years her senior who was disabled in one leg and had become connected to the family through a debt of gratitude.

On their wedding night, as Su Wanwan sat quietly beneath the red candles, Lin Wei’s mind was in utter turmoil:

“What am I supposed to do with this body, theoretically? Asking for urgent advice!”

As the family’s only son, she had to work the fields and shoulder the burden of revitalizing the family business.

But when she looked at Su Wanwan’s silent yet determined figure, the modern woman’s refusal to back down stirred within Lin Wei.

From then on, life in the Lao Qian household in Xiaohe Village changed completely.

The family’s precious “only child,” Qian Jingming, stopped lazing around and instead took up “scientific farming” and started a “handicraft cooperative.” Using methods no one had ever heard of, she made the family’s life visibly more prosperous.

Only Su Wanwan, as she trimmed the oil lamp for him late at night, would look at his intent profile and softly ask, “Who... are you, really?”

While dealing with his “wife’s” growing suspicions, Lin Wei also had to carefully conceal her biggest secret under the close “care” of more than twenty family members: I used to be a girl