I Transmigrated as a Lazy Farm Girl

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Su Ran transmigrated into the body of the youngest daughter of Su the Third in Xinghua Village. She had four older brothers and seven nephews, with elders to care for and children to raise. More than a dozen members of the family crowded into a tiny, shabby courtyard, and she was a farm girl whose engagement was about to be called off.

The Zhou family wanted to break off the engagement? Easy. She'd tear away their hypocritical facade and make sure they couldn't show their faces in the village again.

The Su family was poor and had no money? Even easier. She'd open a shop at the wharf and sell jelly, and money would pour right in.

They said her nephew would never find a wife? Sorry, but her family wouldn't look twice at their daughters.

Under the banyan tree at the village entrance:

"I heard the three Su boys are going to school."

"Do those three boys look like scholarly types to you? What a waste of money."

"I heard the Su family bought a shop at the wharf."

"If they have enough money to buy a shop, I'll write my name backward."

"I heard one of the Su boys passed the county-level civil service exam."

"Lies. It must be someone with the same name."

"I heard the youngest Su daughter found herself a good husband."

"Everything you're saying is false, all of it. I don't know that man."

The village gossips shot Su Ran a sideways glance, then got up and left. Hmph. You're the one who's fake. Your whole family is fake.

"Wife, they all know I'm your husband. We should go home for dinner."

A certain man dragged a certain woman home.

When they first met, the man was on the verge of death when the woman saved him, and she also managed to rip his clothes to shreds.

The second time they met, the woman told him to repay her by marrying her.

The third time they met, the woman pretended not to know him. The man said, "Woman, you've successfully caught my attention."

(The woman thought: Get lost. Nothing good ever happens when I run into you.)

When the man came to ask for her hand in marriage, the woman sent him straight back out the door.

"Your family has plenty of money and plenty of problems. I don't want to get mixed up in your mess. I'm going home and letting my nephews support me."

Eldest nephew: "Auntie, the scenery here is beautiful, and the air is fresh."

Second nephew: "Auntie, my place is decked out in gold and jade. It's just missing you."

Third nephew: "Auntie, rivers flow here as far as the eye can see. You can go wherever you want."

Fourth nephew: "Auntie, the fragrance of ink drifts for miles around my place."

Fifth nephew: "Auntie…"

The man gave them a sidelong look. "Are you all looking to die?"

The dutiful nephews immediately shut the door. "Auntie, you're on your own."

Upcoming serial novel

Reborn in the 1980s

Chen Yao was destitute, but one day she was reborn at the age of eighteen.

That year, people had just spread malicious rumors about her, and she could still get back the university admission letter someone had stolen from her.

She would take revenge on everyone who had wronged her.

But once she'd done all that, what was she supposed to do with her new life?

Go to university and get a job, following the usual path? Chen Yao rolled up her sleeves. No way.

Theme: Hard work brings prosperity.