Fragrant Farmhouse Wife: Marry a Hunter General with a Child in Tow

Historical romance / Transmigration / Farming and business / Raising a child / Sweet romance / Hunter-turned-general / Household intrigue / Political schemes / Food / Feel-good power fantasy / One-on-one, both pure / Happy ending

Overnight, Chen Xiang transmigrates and becomes a peasant widow, divorced by her scholar husband and kicked out by her sister-in-law, with only a frail three-year-old toddler by her side.

Everyone thinks the mother and child won't survive, but Chen Xiang rolls up her sleeves and makes a thriving life for them.

She takes on the worst people, puts scumbags in their place, gathers wild greens, makes pickles, and uses her extraordinary cooking skills to grow from a little stall at the village entrance into the capital's leading merchant house. She and her child become famous as a wealthy merchant and her son.

But why does the taciturn, cold-faced hunter at the end of the village keep coming to her home every day?

Today he brings a hare, tomorrow he fills her water jars, and the day after that he carves a wooden sword for the little one. He's even repaired her courtyard wall three times, just because he happened to be passing by.

Chen Xiang can't help asking, "Brother Shen, what exactly are you after?"

The man's ears turn faintly red, but his gaze is resolute. "You. Your son. I want you to give me a family."

Later, a palace coup breaks out and the Northern Di invade. The hunter everyone avoids dons silver armor and becomes the Prince of Dingbei, a man who crawled out of a mountain of corpses. He shields her and her child fiercely behind him.

The court officials all think a prince of a different surname deserves better than a princess consort born a peasant. Only Shen Li knows the truth:

His girl used a bowl of hot porridge to warm the rest of his life, a life steeped in blood.

[Little Scene]

One day, the young heir tugs on Shen Li's clothes and asks, "Dad, did you deliberately bring rabbits to our house every day back then to win Mom over?"

Shen Li answers without changing his expression: "Otherwise, what did you think,"