Transmigrating as a Farmer's Wife and Healer

Shiyi never expected that one second she'd be bitten to death by zombies, and the next she'd find herself in the ancient past from her history books, in the poorest mountain village imaginable, where she met the stupidest man imaginable. In the end, she fell for that fool. Yang Shifeng never expected that at the age of twenty-two, he'd meet a fairy while hunting in the mountains, and that he'd never escape her clutches for the rest of his life. The female lead is a little demoness, and the male lead is a loyal puppy. A cozy farming story with no golden finger and no random generals or princes showing up. This is the last book in the transmigrated farmwife series. You can find the other two in the author's profile. Currently serializing My Restaurant Is Delicious. Please add it to your reading list and show your support! Blurb: Mi Wei spent twenty years climbing the thorny path from an unknown apprentice to a world-class chef whose meals were impossible to get. Just as she planned to hand her business over to her apprentice, retire early, and enjoy life, she got into a car accident and died. Then she transmigrated to an unknown mountain in an unknown dynasty. Mi Wei: ...Fine, if you don't want me to retire early, but why am I pregnant, too? Fortunately, she was in luck: the abbot of a temple rescued her, and she spent four carefree years mooching food and board there. But good times don't last. As soon as the little one's third birthday passed, the abbot packed up mother and child and tossed them down the mountain, sending the child off to find his father. Mi Wei looked at the little one, who was crying to be fed, and had no choice but to roll up her sleeves, pick up her cooking utensils again, and set out on the path to culinary greatness. This is a little food story about a lazy mom who opens a restaurant with her little one. Also known as My Child Is My Bodyguard, The Little One's Search for His Father, and What Do I Do When My Son Eats Too Much and I Can't Afford to Raise Him? Theme: