After Marrying a Disabled Tycoon, I Took Up Farming

When Wen Yiling transmigrated, she became a concubine-born daughter of the Wen family with the same name as her own, and was forced to marry Qi Yan, the disabled eldest son of the Qi family.

She couldn't fight someone with more power, so she had no choice but to marry him!

Only after entering the Qi household did she learn that her husband was not only physically impaired, but also had two dependents in tow.

The family was so poor they had nothing but four bare walls, and were counting on her meager dowry to get by.

Wen Yiling, who had never known hardship, was stunned. How was she supposed to live like this?

Luckily, she had a cross-dimensional trade System. Making a fortune would be no problem!

Second Brother Qi could work the fields, Little Sister Qi could feed the chickens, and as for her disabled husband... She wasn't going to support a freeloader!

A little scene

Wen Yiling looked at her husband, the only one at home with nothing to do, then huffed and puffed as she pushed him, wheelchair and all, up a hillside.

Qi Yan thought to himself: If she pushes me down from here, no one will ever know.

Wen Yiling threatened him: You! You're tending the sheep here!

Qi Yan: ...

The heroine has a golden finger, and the hero's legs will recover later.

This story is set in a fictional world with no historical dynasty in the background. Everything serves the plot, so readers who care about historical accuracy should proceed with caution!

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When Jiang Zhao transmigrated, she became the substitute bride and female side character in a tragic romance.

Her husband died just after she entered the family, and she was implicated in his death, too. Soon she would be exiled to the bitterly cold frontier.

Luckily, she came from the apocalypse and had special abilities. With a set of silver needles, she could heal the sick or kill.

When she arrived at her place of exile, all she wanted was to lie flat and enjoy a quiet retirement.

But the emperor was incompetent, and the people were suffering.

To protect herself, she gathered refugees, set up soup kitchens to provide disaster relief, cultivated improved seeds, made cement, and built city walls.

Before long, the bitterly cold frontier had become the only paradise in a world torn by chaos.

The people built a shrine to honor her for generations.

A valiant general bowed and pledged allegiance to her.

A brilliant minister laid his heart and soul at her feet.

Later, the land descended into chaos. Foreign enemies invaded, and rebellion broke out at home.

The people unanimously urged her to become empress.

Her rivals looked down on her. A mere woman was unfit for the task.

Jiang Zhao seized her chance, recovered lost territory, conquered several nations, and ushered in an age of peace and prosperity.

Who could have guessed that in her previous life, she had also been the leader of the strongest base in the apocalypse?

Check out my completed novel, Raising the Villain After Becoming a Fake Heiress.

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