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In August or September, I'll update Book Transmigration: The Farmer's Wife of the Chief Minister.
Synopsis: An agricultural sciences PhD transmigrates into a book called The Chief Minister, becoming the short-lived farmer's wife who dies of depression.
This farmer's wife knows only how to work the fields. She has nothing in common with the noblewomen of the capital and can't get along with them. Her status also makes it hard for her to farm, so she's miserable all day and eventually dies of depression.
Ye Qinghan thinks: Isn't it better to farm well and grow high-yield, delicious grain? Why care what women who spend their whole lives trapped in the inner quarters think of you?
She rolls up her sleeves and starts cultivating hybrid rice and researching fertilizer to increase yields. In two years, the yield per mu rises by 50 percent. In five years, it doubles... By then, the chief minister from the original book has only just taken the imperial examinations.
When people learn that the new top scholar's wife is nothing but a country girl, the noblewomen all feel sorry for him. Little do they know that the woman they pity is being received by the emperor, or that the high-yield rice seeds they dream of are the work of the very country girl they look down on...
When word gets out that the emperor has personally appointed the top scholar's country wife as an agricultural official, responsible for farming throughout the realm, those who secretly scorned her flock to her door. They ask if she has any sisters like her, and even set their sights on her little girl, still too young to wean, as if hoping to arrange marriages between their children...
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[Synopsis]
Cheng Fangrui, an older unmarried woman, transmigrates to ancient times. Before her muddled mind can even clear, she hears a woman beside her scolding, exasperated: "You hopeless girl! I told you, even without a man, the two of us can easily raise three children. How could you be so foolish?"
The words sound familiar. Once she comes to her senses, Cheng Fangrui realizes she has transmigrated into the short-lived mother of the male lead in the imperial-examinations-and-farming novel The Rise of a Family Through the Imperial Exams. The woman nagging her is her mother-in-law. Two young daughters stand by the bed, and beside her lies the infant son who will one day achieve the rare distinction of placing first in all three imperial examinations.
Cheng Fangrui rubs her forehead. Isn't it better to farm and raise children? To die of depression over an unfaithful man who doesn't even love you is just ridiculous.
Becoming a mother out of nowhere is a bit of a shock, but she'd much rather raise three children than live with a man, those useless pigs. Happy to accept her three children, she quickly settles into her role, farming and raising them, and soon enjoys a wonderfully fulfilling life...
Tips: 1. Her ex-husband, Fang Cun Zhi, is not the male lead.
2. The romance comes much later. The early story focuses on business and raising children.
Theme: An independent woman can live the life she wants, wherever she may be.
The new book "I'll be happy when my little husband grows up" has started to be serialized. If you like it, collect it!! Introduction: Textile engineering student Cao Qingzhi, once dressed as a bought wife, not only gained a younger husband, but also gained six little beauties. She sadly discovered that she was the only adult in the family. What was even more tragic was that her family of eight was facing the fate of being enslaved because her father-in-law had embezzled ICBC. Cao Qingzhi, who had always had food to eat and clothes to wear, had to take over the burden of life and think of ways to make a fortune. She drew drawings of looms, opened an embroidery workshop, a dyeing workshop, and a garment shop... As she continued to do this, she found that relying on her own majors could be more useful in ancient times, so she devoted her body and mind to her work. The young husband, who was reborn with memories, originally wanted to find an opportunity to get rid of this 'mother-in-law', but he slowly fell in love with her during the relationship. Seeing that she only saw money, he became anxious, "Have you forgotten that you are my wife?" "Didn't I tell you that I'm not interested in my brother?" "But apart from me, it's hard for you to find a husband who doesn't interfere with your freedom." Seeing that her attitude softened due to these words, the young husband took out his trump card, "I will do everything from now on, and you can spend the money as you wish." "..." Cao Qingzhi, who was lazy at heart, felt shamefully. You don't have to wake up early and stay late at night, and you still have endless money to spend. Who wouldn't be tempted?!
I actually won the prize, thank you so much~
Ahhhh, I finished reading it in one day
Very well written! The ending is great too! It's not like the book I read yesterday, Encountering the Wolf, which made me angry to death.
It's good to torture the scum! This is how bad men have to be abused!
Don't give the recipe to the scumbag's family! Why did the scumbag who had agreed to abuse him have a normal son and still hug him from side to side? It's so frustrating to see like this...
Young Writer: Please give me a compliment. As soon as the conductor Shi appeared on the stage, I felt that these two people had a match. Really, they both went to the bridal chamber and they were a perfect match.
Modern people are in their 40s and 50s, and most of their children are still in primary school or middle school. They are almost like great-grandfathers in ancient times.
It was really unfair in ancient times to abuse scum and scum and continue to abuse them. In a small county town, a small office clerk would have a concubine and a madam. In modern times, such a man might be torn into pieces by a woman.
I recommend the author to take a look at the work on the sleeve. Well written and shared with you.