The Carpenter's Little Wife

Zhang Mu spends her days with an embroidery hoop in hand, stitching flowers by day and tracing patterns by night. She embroiders a bright future for the Zhao family, only to have a divorce letter thrust at her. A single accusation that she has borne no children in five years is enough for the Zhao family to cast her aside without a second thought. A traditional woman who must bend to others' will can barely survive, even with a skill she can use to support herself. Zhang Mu, a modern woman, inherits this mess. Looking closely, she finds the Zhang family harmonious: her parents are loving, her elder brother and sister-in-law are kind, and the young carpenter who has come to propose is quite nice too. The moment he sees her, his ears turn red. P.S. A warm, everyday story with just a little angst. Actually, this is the story of a modern young woman who transmigrates to ancient times, marries a young carpenter, and spends every day following the author's wild imagination! ※※※ A note for those following the story: The Carpenter's Little Bride was published in traditional Chinese, and some revisions were made for the printed edition. So the author finally decided to go through this version on Jinjiang and tidy it up. There are a few changes, but the plot is mostly the same. The edits are mainly corrections and fixes for various bugs! There won't be any more revisions. Happy reading! Theme: An ordinary life is a great blessing in itself.