A Minor Official in the Ming Dynasty

A slice-of-life story Also known as: "I've Lost Count of My Cousins" Li Sanniang only wants a marriage that won't give her any trouble, but she never expected Yang Jiulang to give her everything. Her fiancé dislikes that she hasn't bound her feet, and elopes with a delicate young lady with tiny three-inch golden lilies. Li Sanniang kicks her fiancé to the curb. The young gentlemen of the Ming Dynasty can't be trusted. Luckily, she has more cousins than she can count, each with his own charms, and she can take her pick. The male lead hops around excitedly: Me, me, me! My lady, I'm the good husband you're looking for! In a nutshell: She only wanted a marriage that wouldn't give her any trouble, but never expected him to give her everything. Everyday life in a bustling town, family matters, tea, cooking, and scenery. The little details of daily life. The focus of this story is the little details of daily life. One-on-one romance. The setting assumes that potatoes and sweet potatoes have already reached the Central Plains. I'm borrowing a historical backdrop to write about ordinary life, so please don't nitpick the history. If you don't like this story, just click the X. Let's be considerate of one another. The author's current serial: The Flourishing Tang Dynasty: The First Princess of the Tang Dynasty Blurb: She transmigrates as the adopted daughter of Wu Zetian. Her mother is the only female emperor in Chinese history, her grandfather is an emperor, her father is an emperor, her brother is an emperor... Her husband is an emperor, and her son will be one too. In short, her whole family consists of emperors. The First Princess of the Tang Dynasty is cherished by all from the moment she's born. Who says there can be no true affection in an imperial family? Note: 1. The female and male leads are not blood-related. 2. The female lead's golden finger is bizarre. 3. In this story, Empress Wu Zetian and Emperor Gaozong of Tang, Li Zhi, are truly in love. The author's upcoming story: How Do I Deal With Being Reborn as My Enemy's Daughter? - The Golden-Hairpin Scholar Blurb: A farming-life story inspired by Meng Lijun. What do you do when you are reborn as your enemy's daughter? Eat his whole family out of house and home. Also known as: "The Top Student Transmigrated, and Is Still a Top Student" Author's profile: Click to follow Meizi, the plum tree putting down roots and sprouting. Theme: