Su Wan died in the snow while fleeing the wilderness, and was exchanged by the scholar's husband's family for half a bag of grain and thrown into the wilderness. When he opened his eyes again, he was being pushed by his biological mother to marry Xiao Lie, a lame hunter from the mountains, for his younger sister. My younger sister thought his family was poor and lame, so she secretly exchanged her marriage certificate for a Geng Tie.
In her previous life, she was forced to marry a substitute, suffered half a life of hardship, and died tragically in a disaster year. In this life, she agreed to the marriage in public and wanted to take away the entire Su family's dowry, then turned around and followed Xiao Lie into the mountains.
She knew full well that a severe drought would sweep the world in half a year, so the newlyweds took her husband to dig cellars, store grain and rice, and build hidden valleys in the back mountains.
There was no rain in March, rivers and wells dried up, and the whole village fled south to mourn. Su Wan's family hid in the mountains, where the granary was full and the bacon was fragrant, and they lived a stable life.
He came to stop the refugees and bandits, and when she fled thousands of miles with a sprained leg, he carried her all the way through the wind, frost, rain and snow, never letting her go.
After arriving in southern Xinjiang, she became rich by doing business with her crafts. Grain and tea mountains blossomed everywhere, and she became a wealthy householder in southern Xinjiang from the daughter-in-law of Orion. The younger sister who was kidnapped back then begged for mercy, only to be treated coldly by her.
Sounds good, sounds good, sounds good