New story: Green Apricot, a warm, hardworking farming story about a couple brought together by a ghost marriage.
Xu Xing's identity keeps changing after she transmigrates: ghost-bride, child bride, street-stall owner, workshop owner, top scorer's wife, county magistrate's wife, prefect's wife, all the way to the First Secretary's wife. She's had quite an eventful life: building a fortune, benefiting the locals, and leveling up as she goes. She's both a successful businesswoman and a capable partner, and before she knows it, she's become the woman most envied by all the women in the Great Yue Dynasty.
Fan Changqing served diligently as county magistrate in a remote, harsh region for six years. In the end, he died defending the country when rebel forces laid siege to the city. Only after his death did he learn that a "poor scholar's son" like him had been nothing more than cannon fodder in officialdom. Given another chance, he still plans to climb the ladder to success, but this time things are different, because Xu Xing is by his side.
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After going from a bold, freewheeling young master of the Duke's estate to a peasant child who had to scratch a living from the soil, Mu Yongning struggled to adjust. But when he saw the skinny little girl in the village who had no parents and was taking care of a whole flock of younger siblings, he felt that maybe his own situation wasn't so bad.
But that little girl was astonishingly capable. She could run a stall and wield a knife, raise her siblings and run a successful business. First she made him curious, then she impressed him, and soon he just wanted to bring her home.
He Zhen couldn't spare a thought for what anyone else might think. She'd become an orphan overnight, and with a houseful of younger siblings to care for, what else could she do but work hard? It was tough, but her younger brother was promising, her younger sisters were considerate, and she built a business of her own. Her transmigration hadn't been for nothing, had it? As for the immature young general next door, maybe transmigrating really does come with perks!
Content warning: The places, official titles, and so on in this story are fictional and exist to serve the plot. Historical accuracy enthusiasts, beware!!!
Theme: Hard work creates wealth, and perseverance can overcome hardship
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The Disciple Refuses to Ascend
The Reborn Scholar's Road to Wealth
Expired Candy
The Proud One of the Imperial Chambers (Reborn Twice)
Green Apricot
Fine Clothes and Fine Food
Hey, Little Boss
It's Never Too Late to Make Amends
How Could I Ever Forget You
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In ancient times, wealthy families did not like to divide their families.
I just discovered such a beautiful farming article
The writing is good, the story is complete, and the values conveyed are good, but the plot is relatively tasteless.
Congratulations, finish spreading flowers?(?^O^?)?
It's good to read, but the author only writes about ancient times.
I also want to watch the extra steamed buns, they are all twins
The label has been completed, is it gone? No other extras?
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
It's a very interesting article, especially the description of the characters when my sister starts to raise a big family, and the scenes where Mingyi takes care of the twins. I cried several times. . . Thank you for the beautiful article!
Sprinkle flowers, come on big time