After transmigrating, Su Wan found herself in a living nightmare from the start: a gravely ill mother on the brink of death, a lame and helpless father, a younger brother with a twisted nature, and a little sister who had nearly been sold. Their home was bare, and every step was a struggle. Gritting her teeth, she shouldered the whole family’s burden, clearing land and building a house as they fought to survive.
The laws of the Great Yong dynasty were harsh: women had to marry by eighteen. To escape being forcibly matched by the authorities, she made a marriage pact with a man who had hidden his identity and was on the run from pursuers. They entered the arrangement to serve their own purposes, but as they spent day after day together, feelings began to grow.
But their good days didn’t last. Disaster struck, and peace gave way to turmoil. With supplies from her pocket dimension in hand, she protected her family and traveled a thousand miles to find her husband…
