The Transmigrated Young Lady Saves the Whole Village by Gathering Herbs

#Transmigration #Face-Slapping #FarmingAndMedicine #FleeingForSurvival #ChasingHisWifeToTheCrematorium #AngstyHistoricalRomance

Transmigrating into a frail beauty in a war-torn age, she's dismissed as a burden by her family as they flee.

Her mother-in-law calls her a jinx, her sister-in-law steals her food, and her hunter husband looks on coldly.

Everyone expects her to die on this brutal road.

Until she uses modern botany to save a poisoned child and identifies medicinal herbs in the wilderness.

Her mother-in-law's attitude changes completely, her sister-in-law grows insanely jealous, and her husband's gaze turns ever more intent.

But when he's gravely wounded and near death, no one in the family is willing to save him.

I carry him alone to find a doctor and work off his debt for a hundred and fifty days.

After we brush past death, the first thing he says when he wakes is, "That's my mother. Don't blame her."

I smile. "Fine. You can keep your filial devotion, and I'll go my own way."

Later, he chases me for a thousand miles and kneels in the snow, begging me to turn back.

I ask just one thing: "In your promise to honor both loyalty and filial duty, is there any room for my life?"