Transmigrating to Become a Landscape Gardener in the Countryside

Han Lie, a modern landscape architect, wakes up to find himself transmigrated into the body of a peasant boy in ancient times. Just as his health finally begins to recover, his awful grandmother sells him to a family in need of a husband to bring good fortune to their dying son. Han Lie rubs his forehead. Can he transmigrate back to his own time? What should he do? He decisively splits from the family and leads both his hardworking birth family and his husband's family toward prosperity. But after the supposedly dying man he was meant to bring good fortune to comes back to life, he looks more and more like a cunning wolf. Can life ever be peaceful again... P.S. 1. This story is set in a fictional world and has no connection to any historical dynasty. Please don't nitpick the history. 2. In this setting, men can marry male spouses. Men have normal male physiology and cannot bear children. 3. There are awful relatives and plenty of melodrama. The story may touch briefly on court politics, but neither the top nor the bottom will take part directly in political infighting. The main focus is farming and business. 4. The story is from the bottom's point of view: a transmigrated bottom and a reborn top. 5. A devoted one-to-one romance. New story for 2020: "The Ultimate Cannon Fodder's Guide to Turning the Tables [Quick Transmigration]" Qingyi Huamo: Come follow my author page! Theme: