The Prince's Husband Only Wants to Farm

Coming soon: "After Being Reborn, Everyone Begged Me to Inherit the Throne" ID: 5798286. If you're interested, please save it to your favorites! [Blurb] Lin Huan transmigrated to a world he'd never heard of and became a ge'er, a man whom neither his father nor his mother loved. To change his fate of being sold by his parents to a landlord as a concubine, he fought back and left home with nothing. The villagers all thought Lin Huan wouldn't last long and would sooner or later come crawling back in tears. Then "Ding! Would you like to exchange for one sweet potato from the shop?" Great, his food problem was solved. "Ding! Would you like to exchange for one corn seed from the shop?" With a single seed, he could find a way to turn it into thousands. To keep from starving, he rented a plot on the neighboring estate and started farming. With seeds obtained through the System's shop, Lin Huan not only lived well but gradually grew wealthy, becoming someone everyone envied. Everyone rushed to buy the novel dishes he made, afraid they'd miss out if they were too late. The superior seeds he introduced helped people survive a famine, and even the imperial court sent him commendations and rewards, leaving everyone stunned. The Lin family wept and begged for his forgiveness. Lin Huan sneered: If you hadn't owed the original owner a life, we could have talked. But now, go back where you came from! Then one day, the sickly scholar from the neighboring estate showed up with betrothal gifts and asked to marry Huan-ge'er. Lin Huan flew into a rage: Marry your sister! Get lost! The man smiled sweetly. "Or you could marry me instead!" Now that was more like it. Lin Huan happily agreed. The villagers, who'd thought Huan-ge'er would never find a husband: ...But isn't that sickly scholar afraid of dying young? Huan-ge'er is fated to bring misfortune to his entire family... What? That sickly scholar is actually a prince? A year or so later, gazing at his steadily growing belly, Lin Huan looked utterly hopeless and wanted to curse: Damn it! What a screwed-up world! The prince: What am I supposed to do when my husband thinks about nothing but farming all day? Coming soon: "After Being Reborn, Everyone Begged Me to Inherit the Throne" Blurb: Li Yun spent his life fighting for power and the throne. Just as he was about to ascend to the pinnacle, he learned that his father had only used him as a whetstone for the crown prince. No matter what he did, it was all pointless. In the end, he died miserably, bearing a reputation as a villain. Reborn into a new life, Li Yun saw things clearly. He kept a low profile and stopped caring about the throne. He only wanted to do what he could for the people and make a little more money on the side. Later, the Fourteenth Prince joined the Ministry of Works and took on river engineering, the toughest job and a perennial disaster no one else wanted. The ministers: Heh! Don't take on work you aren't equipped to handle. The Fourteenth Prince is still too young! Yet Li Yun dredged the river channels and built embankments, bringing the flood-ravaged rivers firmly under control. The Fourteenth Prince took charge of foreign affairs, moving deftly among the various vassal states. He spoke five or six foreign languages one after another, leaving everyone speechless. Who said the Fourteenth Prince was unruly and unambitious? If you're so unambitious, why don't you go learn all those foreign languages? The Fourteenth Prince assembled a fleet to sail overseas and establish diplomatic ties. No one understood why the Fourteenth Prince would give up a life of luxury and comfort to face wind and sun in the wild lands across the sea. Only later did they realize that maritime trade had filled the imperial treasury and brought countless foreign goods, greatly benefiting the people. Envoys from countless overseas nations also came to pay their respects, drawn by his reputation. The Great Yong dynasty welcomed envoys from every nation, ushering in a new golden age. All of it was thanks to one person. "The Fourteenth Prince is brilliant, upright, and virtuous. He would be more than worthy of becoming crown prince." But that man simply lay in the sun like a lazy fish. "Don't bother me with court affairs. Anyone can be the next emperor, as long as they don't get in the way of me making money." The ministers: ... My completed novels in the author's collection: "I Became a Teacher in Ancient Times," "I Built an Estate in Ancient Times," and "A Farmer's Son's Struggle." Take a look if you're interested! Theme: Hard work always pays off.