Dad Died, Mom Left, and I Took My Brother to Guard Our Ancestors' Graves

Her father died, her mother left, and her uncles took the house. Qian Duoduo lived with her little brother, whose nose was always running, in the thatched hut her second and third uncles had built at the foot of the ancestral burial hill, trembling with fear.

Later, Qian Duoduo learned that in her previous life she had been an illiterate old country woman who was knocked to the ground by a delivery rider.

Her father, Qian Da, was the rider who hit her, and he was a young man with ambitions and ideals.

Her birth mother, who had run away from home, kept coming back to test the waters, hoping to uncover Qian Da’s secret.

The scruffy boy next door used the excuse of seeking treatment to try to uncover Qian Da’s secret, too.

Later, when the imperial court decreed that everyone aged fifteen and up had to marry, the boy next door, Sun Tong, saw Qian Duoduo in a difficult position and took pity on her, agreeing to marry into her family.

Unfortunately, on his way back after delivering the marriage documents, he was robbed by bandits and lost his memory, forgetting everything about Qianjia Village.

Then came a time of chaos. The villagers of Qianjia stood together to resist, and a new dynasty was born.

Later, Sun Tong ran into Qian Duoduo. “Miss, are you married yet? What do you think of me? Would it work if I married into your family?”

Qian Duoduo… “Get lost…”

Gu Qingpei fell for the girl who helped him onto an ox cart at first sight, but she would only accept a man who married into her family.

Gu Qingpei regretted it for the rest of his life. Why hadn’t he agreed to her request back then and married into her family?