Dressed as an exiled criminal, they were thrown into the ice and snow on their wedding night.
Lin Susu looked at the sick and frail prince who was coughing up blood and was about to die, and bound a farming system.
At 30 degrees below zero, while others were digging their cellars to wait to die, she took out cold-resistant potato seeds and buried them in the frozen soil.
"Seedlings will emerge in seven days,"
The sick husband coughed and laughed at her.
"I can't live that long."
Seven days later, green buds emerged through the snow.
She boiled the first handful of potatoes into soup and fed it into his mouth one mouthful at a time: "Husband, stay alive."
Later, there was a legend in the northern border - the eldest daughter and concubine of the Xiao family lived whatever she sowed.
She built a greenhouse to grow vegetables, brewed strong liquor and raised cattle and sheep, and just built a big brick house on the ice sheet.
Until the emperor came in person and saw the warehouses full of high-yielding wheat and the fields full of fat cattle and sheep, he was surprised and asked: "How did you get such wealth?"
The whole village knelt down and said, "It's all taught by the Crown Princess."
No one noticed that in the shadow of the corner, the man who was coughing up blood and dying was holding his wife in his arms, saying in a low and hoarse voice, "Madam, can you lend me the greenhouse to keep warm tonight?"
Very beautiful, worth seeing