(This novel will be fully released on Sunday, October 11. The paid chapters are Chapters 38–135, so if you've already read them, please don't buy them again. Thank you for all your support so far, and please keep supporting my upcoming novel!)
Shu Yan transmigrates into the body of a pitiful girl whose parents have both died. She has a little brother to care for, grandparents who don't lift a finger, and cruel uncle and aunt.
Her uncle and aunt want to sell her off to pay their son's gambling debts. She throws herself against a wall, winning the chance for herself and her brother to sever ties with the Shu family, but at the cost of twenty taels of silver.
She has no money, so she has no choice but to sell herself to Feng Jing'an, the village scholar, and become his little wife.
Feng Jing'an is brilliant at his studies but clueless about everyday life, and he's particularly pampered. The Feng family has only one house to shelter them from wind and rain.
The vegetable garden is overgrown, the fields lie fallow, the kitchen has not a single grain of rice, and there isn't even a pot, bowl, or ladle in sight.
Shu Yan is worried. They have nothing, her husband can't do a thing, and she has a frail little brother to raise. How are they supposed to survive?
She can only roll up her sleeves, clear the weeds, break new ground, plant crops, and earn money, working hard to make their lives better.
Fortunately, her husband Feng Jing'an proves himself worthy of her efforts. First he passes the county-level examination, then he keeps advancing until he becomes a local magistrate.
Some people look down on her, saying that Magistrate Feng's wife is a merchant who reeks of money.
Feng Jing'an beams with pride: "My wife is wonderful, my wife is amazing. There isn't a woman in the world better than my wife."
Reading Guide:
1. This is a fictional setting with original details. Please don't scrutinize it for historical accuracy.
2. The leads are each other's only partners. A sweet romance, with every twist and turn paving the way for more sweetness later.
3. You don't have to tell me if you're dropping the novel. Just slip away quietly.
Theme: Build wealth and provide for your husband; as an official, he will benefit both his own family and the people.
As soon as I saw the name, I saw "carriage bearer". After a closer look, I was dazzled hhh
I didn't want to comment at first, but it made people angry, what the hell.
Emmm, this chapter is so uncomfortable to read. The village chief's words are not supported by a shrew? Stalking? Even though I owe so much money, I can still stand there like this beeping
Is there something wrong with this woman Luo Wanqin?
How can the heroine be so tormented?
Why has so much happened and no one has thought of reporting it to the police? Does the heroine, a modern person, not understand the law?
Sort out the follow-up. Once it is sorted out clearly, I will update it and there will be no pitfalls.
I'm looking for a job recently, so the updates are unstable, so please forgive me.
Why didn't the heroine think of reporting to the official?
I really can't hold it in today. I'm sorry, I'm cooing. Please hit me.