Farming and Raising Kids: The Sickly, Dotingly Devoted Butcher's Wife

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When Zhou Yunshu wakes up, she decides life is impossible.

She considers herself a farmer, but in these circumstances, even the gods would be helpless!

Her family fled famine, and her parents starved themselves to death to save food.

The original owner of her body, a foolish eldest sister, died fighting for grain, leaving behind a string of little kids. The oldest is nine, the youngest three. They have no money, no food, and it’s the dead of winter.

Fortunately, Heaven gave her the golden finger she’s always dreamed of: strength like an ox!

She’s going to be a villain, make a fortune, become a landowner, and turn her younger siblings into penny-pinchers.

Then a sickly fiance gets thrown into her path.

By the time she’s old enough to marry, Zhou Yunshu has made herself the village’s most outrageous woman.

She looks at her fiance, who is a head taller than her, and asks awkwardly, “So, you still want to marry me?”

“I do!” The tall, handsome man smiles warmly.

“You may want to marry me, but I have to agree to marry you!” Zhou Yunshu’s eye twitches, and she turns to feed the pigs.

A farm girl with superhuman strength who raises crops and butchers pigs VS a darkly clever man with an eight-pack who’s always flirting

[Real farming and village life, as the whole family slowly gets back on its feet. A slow-burn story.]

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