Synopsis: [Transmigration + historical romance + sweet romance + farming + building wealth + food + cozy daily life] No golden finger, no awful relatives. The focus is on the everyday ups and downs of a rural family in ancient times, with plenty of affection and romance. Just two people under one roof, raising cats and dogs, sharing three meals a day in every season.
Su Yin unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a peasant girl with the same name. The day before her wedding, she discovers that her fiancé, Scholar Jia, has been unfaithful. She decisively calls off the wedding, then takes the initiative and asks Shen Yan, a rugged man ten years her senior, to marry her. They marry first and fall in love later.
Su Yin: “So what if he’s an older man? Older men have their charm, and they’re irresistible. I like him. What are you going to do about it?”
Male lead Shen Yan: “A man who cherishes his wife will thrive.”
The married couple help each other succeed:
My husband pursues an official career, and I help him rise to the top.
My wife builds a business, and I make sure her path is open in every direction.
