I Married a Cursed Hunter with a Child in Tow, Then Got Rich by Stockpiling Goods

Transmigrate into a book · Hoarding System · Marriage of Convenience · Farming and Business · No Saintly Heroine

Su Qingtan transmigrates into a book and becomes a destitute orphan with three children in tow.

Her house is bare, and her rice jar is empty.

Her uncles seize her land and drive her to a broken hut at the foot of the mountain to wait for death.

The village has strict rules: unmarried women cannot establish their own households and must marry within three days or be driven out.

Luckily, she awakens a Hoarding System.

As long as she works, she can earn points by farming, laboring, or setting up a stall and doing business. She can exchange them for all kinds of supplies, including rice, flour, grain, oil, dried meat, fabric, salt, sugar, and medicine.

But no one in the village is willing to marry a woman with three children.

The only man who doesn’t avoid her is Lu Lin, a hunter known far and wide for supposedly bringing death to his wives.

Su Qingtan sees the truth: he is strong and an excellent hunter, and most importantly, he has no designs on what she owns.

She arrives at his door carrying a bag of white rice. “Let’s share a household and be husband and wife in name only. Help me reclaim my land and protect the children, and I’ll make sure you have food and clothes. We won’t share a bed for now, and neither of us will force the other.”

Lu Lin looks at the rice and falls silent for a long while. “All right.”

Soon, a severe drought sweeps through the village. The harvest fails completely, and the villagers fight over tree bark and roots to survive. Everyone is starving.

Only Su Qingtan’s household has a steady supply of grain and meat, with plenty of food and clothing.

She sets her terms: land deeds in exchange for food. The uncles who once bullied her and the villagers who mocked her all come to her door, bowing their heads and begging for her favor.

As chaos looms, Lu Lin heads to the border to join the army. Through his unmatched courage, he wins one remarkable victory after another and becomes a renowned general.

When he returns home in triumph, Lu Lin pulls her into his arms, his eyes red. “We agreed to share a household, nothing more. I’ve changed my mind. From now on, I want you to be my wife in every sense of the word.”