[Mountain hunter and soul-transmigrated innocent beauty] [Both have no romantic past] [Love at first sight and mutual devotion]
She transmigrates into the body of an orphan with no one to rely on, and gets a little tagalong thrown in for free?
Qin Qing rolls up her sleeves and gets right to work!
She grows vegetables, stores grain, makes her own century eggs, and opens a workshop. She helps all the village women get rich, turning her life around and leaving everyone else in the dust!
The village hunter, Wen Ye, is ferocious and ruthless, with a murderous aura all around him. He returns from military service with nothing and no one.
Qin Qing steps right into his hunting trap, and her first words after he rescues her are, “You set a trap without putting up a warning sign. By law, you owe me a hundred coins!”
Their marriage starts out as a sham contract, but he cherishes her as the most precious person in his heart.
He carefully sorts her rolling pins by thickness.
He searches the mountains in the pouring rain just to find a doctor for her child.
And with a cold expression, he warns them, “She’s my woman. If anyone dares touch her, I’ll kill them.”
One day, Wen Ye tears up their fake marriage contract and writes a new one. The words are clumsy but heartfelt:
Wen Ye and Qin Qing: faithful to each other for life, together through life and death.
Qin Qing glances at his ugly handwriting and says calmly, “Your writing is still terrible.”
The tips of the man’s ears turn red, and he says softly, acting coy, “Then teach me again.”
