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The Red Makeup of the Apocalypse: Burning with the Crippled King
After three years of severe drought, people died of hunger all over the land, the dynasty fell apart, and the end of the world came. In order to survive, Su Chenbi, the most unpopular concubine in the Hou Mansion, escaped from the deep house with half of the "Qing Sang Fragment". However, she was chased by the rebels in the wilderness and was accidentally rescued by Xiao Jin, the remnant king who was hiding in the mountains. One of the two is a doctor who has honed his skills in survival in desp
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Yaoxiang House Scheme: the Direct Daughter-In-Law Is in Charge of the House
Su Qin was abandoned in the wilderness due to family strife when she was young. She was rescued by a medicine farmer and his wife. After ten years of hard study, he finally became an expert pharmacist. When she was seventeen years old, news came back that her biological mother's old illness had recurred, and she returned to the Su Mansion with a medicine bag. Faced with mistreatment by her mistress, betrayal by her sisters, and contempt from her tribe, she used her resurrected medical skills to
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Planting Tea to Attract Immortals
"Song Shang Liu Hanyan: Planting Tea to Attract the Immortal Man" The protagonist Liu Hanyan. In Lin'an during the Song Dynasty, Liu Hanyan, a businesswoman, opened a tea garden in the mountains and accidentally planted "spiritual tea" (drinking it can clear the mind). She sold the spiritual tea to various places with her business acumen, but was suppressed by tea merchants. She meets the fantasy tea fairy Lu Yu (fictionalized in a younger version) who hides in the tea mountains. Lu Yu helps her
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Planting Fruits for Army Rations
"Tang General Xue Lian: Planting Fruit as Army Food" The protagonist Xue Lian. During the Tang Dynasty's eastward campaign against Goryeo, the female general Xue Lian led her troops deep into enemy territory, resulting in a shortage of military rations. She discovered "spiritual fruits" (stable and full-bodied) in the mountains, but she didn't know how to plant them in large quantities. She meets Aguo, a fantasy mountain girl who knows the magic of fruit planting. Aguo helps her plant spiritual
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