Everyday Life in the Countryside's Flower Garden

Huahua accidentally ended up in the mountains. Losing her memory was bad enough, but then the villagers dragged her off to be burned. Luckily, a long-haired monster rescued her. To repay him for saving her life, Huahua decided to give herself to him, sweetly calling him "husband" every other word. Who knew the long-haired monster would suddenly turn out to be a noble young man? He left her a letter and disappeared. Of course Huahua had to go find her husband. But after she crossed mountains and rivers to reach the Jin Prince's residence mentioned in the letter, her husband's family told her she would be a concubine. Huh??? That's not right. He saved her life, so she was supposed to give herself to him. By "give herself," she obviously meant become his principal wife. How did that turn into being a concubine? * Shi Qian's Diary: Today I caught a little short-legged thing. She has been poisoned by the Yu poison and is ugly as can be. The little short-leg has a tiny mouth that goes on and on. She talks a lot. She goes "wu wu wu" all day. I thought her name was Wuwu, but the little short-leg says her name is Huahua. Huahua calls me her husband and wants to sleep with me, too. What a nuisance. Today Huahua looked at another man. Not pleased. Had someone beat that man up today. (Crossed out. Don't let Huahua see this.) Ah, my Huahua is so cute. I want to bite her. [Reader's Guide] Huahua is only 14 and still growing. She's been poisoned, but once the poison is cured, she'll have skin like snow and look as lovely as a flower. Shi Qian is the younger half-brother of the Jin Prince and Princess Jiayi, and the young master of Qinggu, a sacred center of medicine. Huahua remembers nothing about her past. Everything she knows comes from books, so, well, her way of seeing the world is rather unusual. Content Warnings: A light, fluffy story with no martial-arts worldbuilding. The poison is only there to serve the plot. The medicine and poisons in the story are entirely made up, so don't take them seriously. Theme: Work with your own hands and you'll have enough to eat.