Abundant Harvests Year After Year

One day, Bai Sui transmigrated.

One day, Bai Sui got married.

One day, Bai Sui got slept with.

But on the night it happened, Bai Sui was still wondering: if she really ended up with a baby in her belly, how would they divide the grain in the storehouse?!

This is really just the bittersweet story of a bride brought in to bring good fortune, muddling through life in ancient times. No conspiracies or scheming, just a bit of playful banter with her bargain-bin husband and the little things they bicker over.

The male lead comes from a merchant family. His body is disabled, but he is strong inside.

The female lead is a country girl, timid on the surface but actually stingy and sly.

See how Bai Shui, the bride who was slept with, makes a comeback, takes over the family fortune, lays claim to the grain, and ultimately achieves her strategic goal of keeping both people and food plentiful.

I'm actually a good girl. It's just that I married a wastrel.

I'm actually a philanthropist. It's just that I married a penny-pinching housekeeper.

Even so, I'm willing to support you and fight it out together to the very end.

Miserly woman VS kind man. Come on in!!!

A sweet, cozy farming story. Slow-paced and chatty, so enter at your own risk!!!

Thanks to Zhufeng Pavilion for the cover image!!! I love it!!!

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