After transmigrating, Chen Dong finds himself a disgraced peasant in a famine-stricken era.
The rice jar at home is nearly empty. His wife, Wen Meng, has just given birth to twins, and the Chen family elders regard his seven daughters as burdens. They pressure him to sell one of the girls to pay his older brother's travel expenses for the imperial exams.
Looking at his wife, who is desperately protecting the children, and the seven pairs of frightened eyes, Chen Dong swears on the spot: He will not sell a single one of his daughters!
Who could have guessed that after the girls accidentally ate a colorful gourd, each would awaken a supernatural ability? The eldest has inhuman strength, the second can heal with a touch, the third is clad in golden armor, the fourth has far-seeing eyes, the fifth can understand animals, the sixth commands fire, and the seventh controls water.
Everyone else calls his seven daughters a burden, but Chen Dong treasures them like precious jewels.
The family runs out of food? Father and daughters hunt a wild boar together! His vicious elder brother and sister-in-law come to steal their meat?
Chen Dong cites the classics and leaves the so-called men of learning speechless!
His parents threaten to divide the family? He leaves with his wife and daughters and nothing to his name, swearing to give them a good life.
When his sister-in-law sneaks over the wall at midnight to steal meat, he catches her in front of everyone, making her pay for a handcart and lose all face.
Selling meat for grain, reclaiming wasteland, and going into business, Chen Dong uses the knowledge from his previous life to lead the whole family through the famine.
But refugees are everywhere and disorder is spreading. Money and food alone won't be enough to truly protect his wife and daughters.
Just then, the county exams are moved up. The man who once couldn't read a single character decides to embark on the imperial examination path and face off against his older brother, who has spent over a decade studying.
What's more, his seemingly fragile wife is not only well versed in the classics and histories, but claims to be the Great Qian Empire's eldest princess, forced to flee her homeland.
Seven daughters with supernatural abilities, a princess for a wife, and a transmigrated man who is fiercely devoted to protecting his family.
This family's comeback is only just beginning!
Not good-looking, with all kinds of poisonous spots. There is also the loneliness of being cut off from a relationship. The first time, the best family members came to steal things, and the second time, they brought their wives and daughters with them. The protagonist always thinks about how to solve the trouble when it comes to his door instead of solving the trouble himself. As for the subsequent plot, it is not made up by the author, so let's not talk about reality. The reality is that my wife and daughter have been raped for a long time. It is a waste of my time to write such an annoying plot.
Not bad, not bad