[Modern woman transmigrates into ancient times + substitute marriage and exile + farming + spatial ranch + whole family rises again + love after marriage]
[Married off in someone else’s place, then exiled with the family. A sick horse is all she has from the start?]
A modern veterinarian transmigrates into the body of an unloved concubine-born daughter. On the very night of her substitute wedding, she is bundled off to the borderlands.
Everyone is waiting to see this substitute bride beg her birth family for help.
But Jiang Wanning activates the [Myriad Beasts Ranch System]: precise diagnoses every time, spatial pasture that grows five times faster, veterinary medicines and tools prepared with a single click. Treating animals is like having a cheat code!
While others on the exile road chew tree bark and struggle to survive, she uses the System to turn a hellish start into a triumphant one.
She turns sick horses into fine steeds and sells them for a high price, gets skinny sheep producing lambs in droves, and even has the wild stallion king lead his herd to surrender of its own accord.
The authorities dump a derelict horse farm on Blackstone Slope on her? The System scans it once and exposes the moldy feed, hidden injuries, and underground water source in an instant.
Her rivals try to corner the market and block her feed supply? Her spatial grain reserves last until her opponents collapse.
They send people to steal horses and wreck the farm? Her hawk-and-hound tracking catches them red-handed, horses and all.
Her mother-in-law goes from polite to saying, “Wanning decides. The Pei family will do as she says.”
The cold-faced heir, Pei Yanchuan, goes from “I’ll give you your freedom” to “We’ll do whatever Wanning says,” taking care of all the horse training and farm protection.
The whole family avoids household infighting and internal squabbles, divides up the work, and builds a thriving livelihood together.
The old herd of horses on the snowy plains leads to the uncovering of the Marquis's household's wrongful conviction. On the day the truth comes to light, news arrives from the capital: the Pei family may return and reclaim its title.
But Jiang Wanning simply sets down her papers of release from servitude. “Why return to the capital and fight for power when running a ranch is so much better? I’m staying right here to look after this home and its countless beasts!”
The first few chapters were alright. The rest was unbearable to watch. The author's writing style and word choice are quite strange. The word count is heavily biased. It also shows signs of AI. ", "Do" and "use" are lazy verbs. In my opinion, this is a sign of someone who is "nine out of ten" (meaning someone who fails miserably). All I can say is that tomatoes are great for eating.