The Troublesome Life of a Farm Family

This story was originally titled Transmigration: You're Ugly, I'm Blind The silly version: Withered vines, old trees, dusk crows; Qiao stays behind for someone else. A fierce wife in my arms, the sun setting in the west. You're ugly, but that's fine, I'm blind. The heroine's fondness for any male supporting character never lasts more than three chapters. The regular blurb: Yan Ning, shallow and petty, is cast out by her husband's family and dies in a fire. She transmigrates into a peasant woman in a strange new era. In her past life, she had "calligraphy, painting, music, chess, poetry, wine, and flowers"; in this life, it's "firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea." A friendly reminder: Don't doubt the author's [dow]wild [bee]imagination. Theme: