The Hunter Girl in the Qing Dynasty: Why Won’t Fourth Master Leave?

[Qing Transmigration] [Farming] [One-and-only devotion] [Adorable baby] [Feel-good power fantasy]

Transmigrating into the daughter of a mountain-dwelling hunter, Su Jin gets pretty lucky: her parents adore her, and though they're poor, she has a whole set of modern agricultural knowledge in her head to help her turn things around.

She grows high-yield crops, and the whole village has enough to eat.

She develops her own secret recipes, and merchants scramble to buy them.

She thought farming and counting her silver would be enough for this life.

But then, on the first day of winter, she finds a half-dead man in the snow.

Once his wounds heal, he won't leave.

He lights the fire while she cooks and hands her an axe when she chops wood. His charming eyes are fixed on her all day long.

“When exactly are you going to leave?”

The man's voice is low and husky. “If you send me away, those people outside will catch up with me.”

She doesn't take him seriously.

Until men in black track him to the foot of the mountain, and their leader drops to his knees with a thud.

“Fourth Master!”

The radish falls from Su Jin's hand.

The clingy man she picked up and can't get rid of is the future Yongzheng Emperor?!