After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Had a Child with the Chancellor [Farming]

Yun Huaijin transmigrates into a book about men who can bear children, as the vicious father of the story's villain. Looking at the villain as a child, with bruises at the corners of his mouth and on his arms, and so hungry he's all skin and bones, Yun Huaijin remembers that his original self was eventually killed in revenge by the villain after he turned completely evil. So he decides to raise the child well and live to a ripe old age. * After transmigrating into the book, Yun Huaijin gains a pool of spiritual spring water formed from the golden merit earned in his past life. Not only does land watered by the spring produce much greater harvests, but the quality of the crops grown there improves more than tenfold. The Jinchu Farm appears out of nowhere. The rice it produces is plump, round, and translucent, with a rich fragrance. Its wheat yields flour as fine and white as snow, with an intense aroma. Its medicinal herbs are of superior quality and potency. Its fruits and melons are plump and juicy, sweet and delicious. Every product from the farm sells out as soon as it hits the market! Yun Huaijin only wanted to make a little money to raise the child, but the more he earns, the more he can't stop. Chancellor Cui, a powerful man of high rank, was once schemed against shortly before taking charge of the Grand Secretariat. To avoid a repeat, Cui Shen makes sure there are no women or men who can bear children around him ever again. Who would have thought that years later, the brilliant Chancellor Cui would fall into the very same trap twice? The second time, he even jumps in of his own accord. ★ Reader's Guide: [The character design on the cover was drawn as a gift by an artist on a forum and can be used on this site. Other novels may have the same cover.] 1. No one gives birth in the main story. The top and bottom only have each other. 2. The setting is not based on any particular dynasty. There are many original details, and the world is entirely fictional. 3. The top is a chancellor, and the story begins when the old emperor is on his deathbed. The young emperor who succeeds him is a child, and the court is in turmoil. So he can't go off to a remote county to fall in love, which is why he appears rather late. (He shows up in chapter 48, and the romance starts developing in chapter 63.) [Blurb saved on 2022.8.9] Coming Soon: Submitting a Tycoon Simulation System After the Natural Disaster Heavy snow suddenly descends on the Yu Dynasty, and the temperature plunges. Countless people freeze to death overnight. Yuan Qingming, a young heir who used to do nothing but tease cats and dogs, is jolted awake by the cold. He opens his eyes to find himself on an empty street, where someone claiming to be a tycoon simulation System tells him to complete a task. The pampered young lord ends up with skinned hands, singed hair, and a shop he accidentally set on fire. At long last, he manages to make a bowl of tomato egg-drop soup as instructed. Weeping and wailing, begging and pleading, he finally sells it and completes the beginner task. Once the task is done, Yuan Qingming rushes straight into the palace, clings to his handsome imperial uncle's leg, and tearfully shows him all his injuries as he shouts that he wants to hand over the System. A thousand miles of land lie frozen. The Yu Dynasty faces a bitter cold. The fields yield nothing, the border is under siege, and people resort to eating their own children. Just as despair sets in, the imperial treasury suddenly distributes not only grain, but clothing too. The clothes are a little strange, though. They call them things like down jackets and military greatcoats. The rice they hand out is all pristine white rice, without a single bit of coarse grain or brown rice. They say coarse grains and brown rice cost more than white rice, so they can't afford to give those out. Every now and then, they even get a can of meat to eat. The cans are sturdier and more durable than bowls. How did life suddenly get so much better? In the tycoon simulation world of 4076, humanity begins to awaken supernatural abilities. An abandoned old cultural street in the Zhongyu Kingdom suddenly opens for business. Step into any restaurant, and the chef is an imperial chef. Enter a clinic, and the doctor is an imperial physician. Visit a clothing shop, and the tailor is an imperial embroiderer. Walk into a martial arts school, and the instructor is an imperial guard. Enter a bookstore, and all the ancient books on display come from the imperial library. Hey, whether they're real or not, people really do get to experience the kind of treatment only an emperor can enjoy. What's more, every shop on the cultural street has its own special effects. The food can boost physical strength, brainpower, and mental energy! Medicine from the clinic can ease the unavoidable side effects of supernatural abilities. Clothes made at the tailor's can grant all kinds of defensive benefits. The moves taught at the martial arts school let people attack for five seconds regardless of their ability level! Word of these extraordinary effects spreads from person to person. The once-deserted retro cultural street eventually becomes a global sensation. Yuan Qingming asks the System to wake him punctually at midnight. The System has opened a friends' farm feature, and Yuan Qingming needs to log in on time to steal crops and sell them at the restaurant. He's having the time of his life stealing crops when a voice beside him asks, "Why are you still awake?" Yuan Qingming looks over. The man before him has a face like peach blossoms, beauty like jade, an elegant bearing, and the presence of an immortal. Yuan Qingming can't help saying, "Imperial Uncle, you're so beautiful." Yuan Shuo: "What?" Yuan Qingming comes to his senses. "I said I'm stealing crops." Yuan Shuo chuckles. "What else?" Yuan Qingming gets distracted by his good looks again and says, "And Imperial Uncle is really so beautiful!" Coming Soon: Yuanbao's Life Among the Common Folk Yuanbao is born into an ancient world and becomes a man who can bear children. The Yuan family has five people, and they scrape by on the father's income from selling wontons and the mother's laundry work. They're so poor they can barely afford to eat. His parents are always frowning, and his older siblings never smile either. When he's just a month old, his father puts him in a back basket and sets him beside the wonton stall. Little Yuanbao is a chubby baby with a round head and round eyes. He's just so adorably round. His parents have to earn money to buy him goat's milk, and Yuanbao wants to help too. He won't let his age or inability to speak get in his way. He smiles at passersby with his big, round eyes. In baby talk, he coos and babbles: Come have a bowl of wontons! (✿◠‿◠ ✿) Later, more and more people flock to the family's little wonton stall, and business keeps improving. At last, Yuanbao gets to drink goat's milk and grows up safe and sound. At fifteen, Yuanbao falls seriously ill. His family sells their wonton stall to raise the money to snatch him back from the King of Hell. His father goes to the docks to haul heavy loads, and his mother takes on even more laundry work. The eldest brother quits studying, and the second older sister says she'll marry to save the family the cost of feeding her. After his brush with death, Yuanbao's hazy memories of his past life become clear. Unable to bear seeing his family suffer, he returns to his old trade and starts selling all kinds of pastries and noodles. Through the family's hard work, their little stall becomes a small shop. Yuanbao and Cheng Junzhu have been childhood friends and sweethearts since they were young. Now that they're old enough, it's time to discuss their engagement. Their families had agreed to arrange it after the children's exams, whether or not Junzhu passed and became a licentiate. But Junzhu passes the exam and gets engaged to a young man from a wealthy merchant family instead. Yuanbao crouches beneath the pomegranate tree in the courtyard, his shoulders trembling slightly. A deep voice comes from behind him, stern but awkwardly comforting: "Don't cry. I'll beat him up for you." Yuanbao stops picking pomegranate seeds to eat. When he sees who it is, he gets so startled that he falls onto his bottom. The pomegranate rolls to a stop in front of a pair of black boots. Lu Huaiqian, a company officer in the Embroidered Uniform Guard. His fearsome reputation precedes him, and no one dares cross him. He's also the terrifying demon Yuanbao and Cheng Junzhu have feared since they were children. Yuanbao stammers, "Hello, Cousin Lu." Lu Huaiqian frowns. "I'm Cheng Junzhu's cousin." Yuanbao answers cautiously, "Hello, Officer Lu." Lu Huaiqian frowns even more. "I came to your house to ask for your hand in marriage. From now on, call me Darling." He wants to marry him? Yuanbao bursts into tears. Later, his childhood sweetheart is made to call him sister-in-law by his husband. Yuanbao nods, a little embarrassed. "All right, Cousin." Theme: Good people are rewarded for their kindness