Nan Xi finally escaped the desert that had trapped three generations of her family. She was ready to make her mark in the Central Plains with her family's secret wine recipes, but while crossing a mountain, she was bitten by a poisonous snake and died, only to transmigrate into the body of a young girl.
This poor child has had such a hard life. Her mother died when she was little, and her father was gone by the time she grew up. She finally managed to raise her only younger brother until he was eight, only for him to fall off a mountain and become disabled.
The medical bills are astronomical, so the only choice is to sell the family's orchard.
Wait!!
An orchard!!
Only then does Nan Xi realize she has actually arrived on Qionghua Island, where spring lasts all year!
There are countless fruits here, more fresh water than they could ever drink, an endless sea, and an abundance of delicious seafood!
For someone who grew up in the desert, eating sand whenever she opened her mouth, this place is practically heaven!
Nan Xi stops fretting and settles in happily.
As for selling the orchard to pay for medicine? No, no, no. Her fruit has a much better destination, where it will fetch a higher price!
Reader's note:
This story is set in an alternate world. The female lead transmigrates from ancient times into another ancient setting, where she is fifteen. The male lead comes from a humble background.
Qionghua Island is similar to modern-day Hainan Island, but has a more pleasant climate. There are no palace intrigues, household battles, or court factional struggles, just an everyday farming story about family life.
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Ying Yao was born into the cultivation world. After being caught in danger in a secret realm, she regains her memories of modern life and discovers that she has transmigrated into the role of a cannon-fodder female supporting character in a comic.
In the comic, the female supporting character has an enviable background.
Her parents are Divine Transformation Dao Lords, and her twin brother is about to reach the Golden Core stage.
Her father is an alchemist, with six- and seven-grade pills scattered all over his storage pouch. Her mother is a sword cultivator who used her Lingyue Sword to take on the elders of the seven great sects.
Yet this astonishing family background only makes the whole family stepping stones on the male lead's path to advancement, simply because she is a supporting character.
Once she comes to her senses, Ying Yao is so furious her teeth ache. She immediately devotes herself to cultivation and strives to reach the Golden Core stage, planning to beat the male lead to a pulp at the upcoming sect tournament. But when she emerges from seclusion, she discovers that not only is there a Golden Core in her belly, but two babies as well!
This is a disaster. She has no idea how to raise children!
Male lead's version:
Li Si is a little white dragon. He had barely hatched when he was caught up in an internal power struggle among the dragon clan. His mother left him in a secret realm and told him never to go out.
After sleeping peacefully for thousands of years, he was unexpectedly picked up by a young girl and taken away to help her detoxify.
That struck the little dragon right in the heart, and he could no longer stay in the secret realm.
He wants to go out. He loves detoxifying with his girl!
Reader's note: The babies are his biological children! Also, the male lead is the pure-hearted, domestic type. Lovely readers who prefer domineering male leads should be warned!
A wealthy beauty x a pure-hearted little dragon with maxed-out combat power
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Theme: Be independent and strong, and never lose heart even when faced with adversity.
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I thought it was over, but who knew it was stopped?
It's September. If there are no more updates, please mention it in the copy. Why did you forget this article? It's been two months without a single word, and the copywriting is almost finished? Kavinka is four months old. Isn't it outrageous?
I just want to ask, will it be updated again?
Is this an update to get stuck on the bottom line of contract termination?
It's already June. It was promised to be finished in May. When can we update it?
But it's been more than three months since you stopped updating... The 100 days have already been exhausted... And there is no reason to keep interrupting...
After half a year off, I will release the final chapter when I come back.
When will it be finished? I'm saving my time to watch it together after it's finished. It's even more cruel to follow it.
The author has published another new book. . . It's better not to open two books at the same time, let's spread our hands~
As soon as I open my eyes and close my eyes, it's July... You really didn't write at all... Why did you promise to finish it at the end of May? Even if you said it would be updated later, I don't want to rush you. Good guy, draw a pie and leave it here, and then drag it day by day. There is not a word in the whole month of June. There is really no one... Think about what you said "end of May", and then change it to "June". Take a look at the calendar, today is July 1st. Awesome
I thought it was over, but who knew it was stopped?
It's September. If there are no more updates, please mention it in the copy. Why did you forget this article? It's been two months without a single word, and the copywriting is almost finished? Kavinka is four months old. Isn't it outrageous?
I just want to ask, will it be updated again?
Is this an update to get stuck on the bottom line of contract termination?
It's already June. It was promised to be finished in May. When can we update it?
But it's been more than three months since you stopped updating... The 100 days have already been exhausted... And there is no reason to keep interrupting...
After half a year off, I will release the final chapter when I come back.
When will it be finished? I'm saving my time to watch it together after it's finished. It's even more cruel to follow it.
The author has published another new book. . . It's better not to open two books at the same time, let's spread our hands~