Su Qinghe, a modern veterinary medicine student who died suddenly, opens her eyes to find herself the least noticeable concubine-born daughter in a marquis’s household.
On her first day after transmigrating, her stepmother orders her to brush the horses, and her father’s favorite horse rolls its eyes back right in front of her.
It’s bloated, for crying out loud!
Pour in oil! Make it throw up!
She works through the steps as smoothly as flowing water. The horse survives, and Su Qinghe’s reputation soars!
From then on, she thrives among the capital’s aristocracy.
Her grandmother’s cat, a general’s horse, and a princess’s parrot all line up for her “consultations.”
Once her “Veterinarian” sign goes up, gold comes pouring in.
What does she do with her first fortune?
She reclaims her late mother’s estate and raises chickens! Sells eggs!
From chickens and ducks to cattle and sheep, from meat, eggs, and milk to irrigation and land reclamation, she turns ancient animal husbandry into a publicly traded conglomerate.
The emperor is so delighted that he grants her the title “Lady of Animal Husbandry” and puts her in charge of livestock across the realm!
A concubine-born daughter rises to become a female official. Sounds satisfying, right?
But then there’s an inconveniently handsome burden: the younger brother of the greatest merchant in the realm. Ji Ping’an is frail, sharp-tongued, and arrogant.
He can’t stand the smell of cow dung or the noise of chickens, yet he’s always hanging around her.
Fine. For the sake of that face, she’ll take him in.
Household power struggles? Farming? Nation-building? Strong female lead?
No, it’s a wish-fulfillment story!
The satisfaction is what matters most!
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