Transmigration: I Married the Eldest Daughter of a Prestigious Clan

[Single heroine] [Noble family] + [Scholar from a humble background] + [Poetry and the arts] + [Farming] + [A blend of classical and modern language] + [Original poetry] + [Relaxed everyday life] + [Slow-paced, slow burn] + [Mutual healing] + [Romance] + [A hidden gem of a girl] + [Sweet romance] + [Elegance] + [Pure love is unbeatable] + [One-on-one romance] + [Extra sweet] + [Healing] History is full of such coincidences. The noble clans you imagine may not be what you expect. Their women discuss poetry and the arts, care about the world, and find contentment in poverty. But in such a complicated world, how can two people with pure hearts survive? Yang Jiong thought he had the worst possible start and would spend the rest of his life in the countryside, surrounded by mountains and forests. Having transmigrated from the modern world, he had no interest in officialdom. He liked a quiet, uneventful life and didn't care much about passing the imperial examinations or becoming an official. But who could have expected that a girl would come looking for him from the start? She was so pure of heart that a mere marriage contract was enough for her to choose him. At last, he began to change and to fit into this world. Perhaps it wasn't so bad after all, especially since the person he loved was here. Note: After experiencing an unusual dream, the author wrote this story in the style of a classical Chinese chaptered novel, so it contains quite a bit of classical Chinese. The language is a blend of classical and modern Chinese, so please don't read it if that bothers you. Also, I wish all the dear readers who give me five stars and leave comments a happy family, success in your studies, good health, upright friends, and good people to love.