[Transmigrates] [Historical Era] [Communicates with Animals and Plants] [Extreme Scumbag Retribution] [Power Couple, Sweet Romance] [Patriotic Themes]
Overnight, Su Wanxing transmigrates to the 1970s and becomes a pitiful cannon-fodder girl everyone can bully.
Her cousin gets her killed, and her fiance cheats on her. Is this really hell mode from the start?
She gives a cold laugh and reveals her identity as a leading expert at the agricultural sciences institute: she grows high-yield crops, rehabilitates barren land, conducts research, and even snags herself a military officer husband. Her life is thrilling all the way!
Her cousin plays the innocent white lotus? The rats have already dug up the location of her hidden cash.
Her scumbag ex begs to get back together? The sparrows saw him sneak into a haystack with a widow.
The village bully wants to force her into marriage? Wild Boar Brother, dinner's on tonight.
She seems delicate and helpless, but behind the scenes she turns every chicken, duck, goose, and dog in the village into an intelligence network. The rice in the fields, herbs on the mountains, and snakes, bugs, and mice in the caves all work for her. She takes down scumbags without them knowing and delivers face-slapping comeuppances in an instant.
As for Lu Tingyuan...
She watches him snap an assassin's neck with one hand, then calmly wipe his hands and say, “My hand slipped.” She falls into deep thought.
He chuckles, a sharp glint in his eyes unlike anything she's seen before. “Aren't you pretending to be weak, too?”
Fine. So everyone here is a master actor.
From then on, Xiangyang Village has a new “odd couple.” She grows vegetables while he does research; she raises chickens while he catches spies; she builds factories and grows wealthy while he protects her; she uses her medical skills to save more than three hundred people on the battlefield while he fights for the country.
Evening Star Baby is super cool, it's very fun to torture people, it's very novel to be able to communicate with animals and plants, it's different from other books, but it's good to read anyway.