[One-on-One Romance + Building Wealth]
Song Qiuyu transmigrates.
From the start, she finds her mother hanging from a roof beam and drags her down with her frail, sickly body.
Before she can catch her breath, the whole village is at the door, cursing and demanding repayment.
It turns out her good-for-nothing brother swindled the village out of fifteen taels of silver, then eloped with the girl he was seeing.
Her father is honest, her mother wants to die, and the creditors have nearly worn down their doorstep.
Song Qiuyu picks up a piece of charcoal and, in front of everyone in the courtyard, writes out a pledge: “I’ll take responsibility for this debt. Within a year, I’ll repay every last coin, principal and interest.”
Everyone thinks the sickly girl has gone mad, but in less than seven days, they’re all stunned.
The wild grasses and vegetables that others consider worthless become signature dishes in her hands, their aroma carrying three streets away.
Song Qiuyu pays off the debt while running her stall, steadily making life better. She also takes in a brother and sister who were kicked out of their home.
She gives them new names, teaches them skills, and turns them into her most capable helpers.
From a makeshift stall tucked into a corner of the town market to restaurant owners wearing out her doorstep to place orders.
The family builds a thriving life together, and even attracts hunters who show up with their game.
“Miss Song, are you hiring?”
Song Qiuyu: “I’m hiring long-term workers. We’ll sign a marriage contract. Once you sign, you’ll belong to me for the rest of your life.”
Qin Changfeng: “And the next life too.”
