After Fleeing While Pregnant, I Became the Chief Secretary’s Beloved Through Farming

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Su Xiaoxiao, a top modern food blogger, died suddenly during a livestream.

When she opened her eyes again, she was the real daughter of a Great Zhou family, taken back in by her birth parents only to be bullied and abused. The fake heiress, Lin Wan'er, played the pitiful victim. Her three older brothers thought she was an embarrassment, her grandmother called her a bad omen, and her mother accused her of being “petty.” After a vicious beating that left her skin torn and bleeding, they tossed her into a woodshed to die. The original owner breathed her last. Then Su Xiaoxiao arrived.

The King of Hell had claimed the wrong soul, so he made it up to her with a spiritual spring space and a divine farm System. Su Xiaoxiao promptly stripped the Lin estate bare, leaving not even half a side of pork in the kitchen. They wanted her to marry the fake heiress's crippled heir in her place? She swallowed a death-feigning pill on the spot and was thrown into a mass grave.

On a stormy night, a man lay in an abandoned temple, poisoned and near death.

He was so handsome that her heart raced. A thought flashed through her mind: why not borrow his seed and have someone to support her in her old age?

She fed him an antidote pill, then dosed him with an aphrodisiac. She barred the door, and they spent a passionate night together. At dawn, she dusted herself off and ran. Ten months later, she gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl.

Three years later, a cement road connected Qingshan Village to the county seat, and tomatoes grew in glass greenhouses through the winter.

After the man she'd “borrowed seed from” in the abandoned temple was rescued by her, he knelt on one knee and looked up at her. “Su Xiaoxiao, you stole my seed. You owe me a home.”

Su Xiaoxiao finished her last bite of cucumber, looked down at him, and said, “One-year trial period. If you do well, we'll renew.”