When it comes to luck with transmigration, Zhao Yiyi doesn't seem to have much.
Her original self was the legitimate daughter of a Vice Minister, but her mother, who came from a merchant family, died young. Her stepmother's twin children, a boy and a girl, won their father's affection, and not long after Zhao Yiyi transmigrated, she was promised in marriage to a concubine-born son of the Marquis of Wenchang's household.
Song Shoufan wasn't much better off when it came to being born into a good family.
He's the second young master of a marquis's household, but his mother is a beautiful concubine whom his legal mother loathes. Unfortunately, he inherited seven-tenths of his mother's looks.
The Marquis of Wenchang's family values both farming and scholarship, but Song Shoufan's talent for studying is merely average.
The story of a young couple working hard together after marriage.
Highlights: Domestic life and love after marriage; the male lead is imperfect, and the romance develops slowly.
The entire story is complete before publication, so there's no risk of an abandoned story.
Theme: Wealth comes from your own two hands.
