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[A slow-paced slice-of-life story, transmigration, a System, love growing over time, with making money and raising children as the focus, and romance as a side dish.]
[Please note: There are no absolute villains in this story. It mainly focuses on daily life, warmth, realism, and a touch of popular science. If that’s not your thing, feel free to give it a miss. Thanks.]
(The story is set in a remote rural area of Jiangnan during the mid-Ming dynasty.)
After transmigrating to ancient times, Zuo Jing, a female doctor from a Beijing hospital, unexpectedly takes the place of a long-suffering widow from a silkworm-raising village.
The original owner and her husband had finally broken through all the barriers to marry, only for him to die on the battlefield after taking his elder brother’s place in the army.
Left alone at home to raise the posthumous daughter, the original owner suffered the cold disdain of her husband’s family and the scorn of her neighbors. In the end, she fell, was badly injured, and died.
So why is someone grabbing her hand and confessing, asking her to marry him, the moment she wakes up?
