When she woke up, Jiang Wanwan, a Ph. D. Student at the Academy of Agricultural Sciences, transformed into a little peasant girl with a sallow face and skinny muscles who was tortured to death by her husband's family. The beginning is hell mode: drought, poverty, evil mother-in-law, plus a cheap husband who was captured and sent to the army, whose life or death is uncertain. Jiang Wanwan wiped his face, he couldn't lose his professionalism! Farming is the only way out! Her mother-in-law scolded her for being a prodigal and planting all the precious beans as green manure? ——Soon after, the barren sandy land turned into a famous fertile field, with one acre of land producing as much as three acres! The villagers laughed at her for going crazy, looking at a patch of weeds like a treasure? ——Later, the high-yielding and drought-resistant magical potato "potato" she cultivated allowed the whole village to survive the disaster safely, and everyone respectfully called her "Mr. Jiang". The sister-in-law ridiculed her for being unruly and hanging out with mud-legged people all day long? ——Opening barren hills, building waterwheels, building greenhouses, and cultivating new seedlings... Jiang Wanwan led the whole village out of poverty and became rich, and became a guest of the county magistrate. Even the first minister of the current government was full of praise for her "ecological recycling agriculture". Just when her little life was going smoothly and she almost forgot that she still had a husband, the legendary man who died on the battlefield came back. The man was tall and mighty, with great military exploits. He was already a powerful general. Seeing his mother-in-law turning a barren village into the south of the Yangtze River, and being praised by a group of men and women, the general fell into deep thought. One day, he blocked Jiang Wanwan who was enthusiastically guiding the villagers to graft fruit trees on the field ridge. "Madam," the man's eyes were dark and his voice was low, "I heard that you are currently studying hybridization... I wonder if... I can discuss it with my husband?