[Two Male Leads | Married First, Love Later | Sweet Romance and Farming | Satisfying System Story]
Shen Yi, a good-for-nothing who unexpectedly transmigrates to ancient times, is handed over from the start to Qin Xiangmo, a notorious general, in a marriage meant to bring him good luck.
Abandoned in a crumbling, desolate courtyard, Shen Yi discovers that its rich black soil is perfect for farming. At the same time, a King of Glory support-hero skill System appears within him!
Sun Bin can speed up crops, Cai Wenji can revive medicinal herbs, and Da Qiao can prevent floods... Support skills are incredibly useful.
Giant potatoes, health-restoring tomatoes, chili peppers that get your blood pumping... Everything Shen Yi grows has a strange effect.
At first, Qin Xiangmo is wary of Shen Yi, but Shen Yi’s kindness gradually draws the general to him and earns his deep respect. The two can barely stand each other when they first marry, but after the wedding, they become inseparable, utterly devoted to one another.
When war breaks out on the border, they are dragged into court intrigue. Through all the chaos, they stand by each other. Qin Xiangmo leads his troops against foreign invaders, while Shen Yi uses his System to get them out of danger time and again.
Shen Yi: There’s a sour-faced general who trampled a farmer’s vegetable patch.
Qin Xiangmo: ...I’ll pay you back.
Shen Yi: The farmer asked him to pay, so he paid for the rest of his life.
Qin Xiangmo: Mm. A lifetime means one lifetime together. My dear, let’s turn in early tonight.
Shen Yi: ...You’re a general, and I’m just a farmer. How can we possibly have the same stamina?
Qin Xiangmo: You talk too much. We can turn in right now.
Shen Yi: ...
One tills the fields to save the people; the other wields a sword to defend the land.
I really hope the emperor dies now, so Yu Bao can be free.
The book is good, but the cover lacks appeal. Keep it up!
Speechless. Author, do you really have such malice towards another supporting character? Are they enemies in real life? Are you just jealous of him?
In the story, there's a scene where a supporting character who works hard and lives a good life is treated like a rag. I really don't understand the point of writing this setting. Why treat him like this? He's already suffered enough.
The author has a great imagination, and some parts are quite funny. The protagonist's growth is quite noticeable. I hope the supporting characters get a better ending; I'm getting impatient!