A Country Girl's Study Handbook

Zhong Lu grew up in the modern world, spoiled and doted on. Knowing that rice grows from paddy plants was already impressive for her. But fate loves a joke: Zhong Lu transmigrated to the Great Li Kingdom and became a bona fide farm girl. Zhong Lu's father: My daughter carries a twenty-pound sack of corn like she's about to die, then rests for ten days. She strains her back gathering a tiny basket of pigweed, then rests for twenty days and spends my coins on medicine. Better marry her off soon and let her be someone else's problem. The rough-and-ready man at the end of the village: My new bride isn't anything like the rumors. She can burn down half the house just cooking a meal, and the mushrooms she picks make people vomit and get the runs. At least she ought to know how to have a baby. Ongoing novel: Blood-Drenched Lotus. Please add it to your reading list. Upcoming novel: The Thirtieth Floor. Visit my profile to add it to your reading list. Theme: