(Transmigration + marriage swap + farming + spiritual spring space + comeback and face-slapping)
Jiang Ning transmigrated into the body of a peasant family's eldest daughter in the Great Jing Dynasty, who shared her name.
The moment she opened her eyes, she discovered that her childhood friend, Lin Xiao'e, had schemed against the original Jiang Ning, making her marry Song Mo, the sickly young man famous in the neighboring village.
Lin Xiao'e had married Jiang Ning's fiancé instead: Lu Chuan, a sturdy, capable man.
The entire village laughed: "The eldest Jiang daughter is done for. She married a man who won't live long."
But Jiang Ning knew better. Everyone in the Song family was kind. Her mother-in-law, Liu, doted on her, and her younger siblings were sweet and obedient. Though Song Mo was frail and often ill, he was gentle and treated her with the utmost tenderness!
With a spiritual spring space at her disposal, Jiang Ning was confident: What sickly man with a short life? With me here, he'll live to a ripe old age!
Jiang Ning secretly used the spring water to restore the whole family's health. She gathered medicinal herbs to sell for silver, reclaimed wasteland, and improved the barren fields, gradually turning their dilapidated home into a prosperous household.
Song Mo's health steadily improved, and with his extraordinary talent, he came top in the imperial examinations and earned the title of top scholar!
Later, he secured an official noblewoman's title for Jiang Ning. Together, they rose from a humble, poverty-stricken home to a life of splendor and wealth, staying by each other's side year after year in peace and contentment.
As for Lin Xiao'e, who had schemed to steal what she thought was a good match, her life only got worse. Even Lu Chuan, whom she had stolen, broke his leg. His family fell into ruin, and he spent his whole life trapped in hardship and petty troubles, regretting everything too late!
I like this book very much. I need to update it soon. It's very interesting.