The Peddler Picked Up a Delicate Darling (Farming)

[Upcoming novel "Exiled Alongside My Archrival" is open for follows!]

[Upcoming novel "The Farm Boy I Sponsored Became the Top Scholar" is open for follows!]

Blurb:

Xie Yun was the second child in his family. As a child, he was mischievous and hated studying. When he grew up, he wandered the streets as a peddler to earn money for his family.

Later, his third younger brother passed the imperial examination and was sent away to serve as an official. Their parents took their eldest son with them, along with their youngest, who was still a child, leaving only Xie Yun behind, as he was of little use. They called it a family division, as if it were a kindness!

Only then did he wake up to the fact that his parents had never cared about him. Even when they divided the household, they gave him only two mu of poor farmland and not a single coin.

Living on the mountain and visiting several villages each day to sell his wares, he had just enough to get by and was already satisfied. Then one day, he found a strangely dressed woman in the hills behind his home. Looking at her long, straight, pale legs, he swallowed. Maybe it really was time to find himself a wife.

After bringing her home, he discovered that his new wife was nothing like other women. She couldn't cook, sew, or do any housework, but she loved teasing him and was excellent at making money. As she played and joked around, the two of them managed to build up a nest egg.

Even his parents and third younger brother, who had once treated him like he didn't exist, came to him with sweet words, asking for help.

Xie Yun said, "I'll do what my wife says!"

Fang Bao was a rich second-generation college student who was supremely lazy and knew nothing but eating, drinking, and having fun. After a car accident, she opened her eyes in an ancient society in an unknown era.

Xie Yun: "I'm your man, and you're my wife."

Fang Bao: "..."

Their home was bare, food was scarce, and even bathing or using the toilet was miserable.

No, she had to make money and renovate the place!

She went into business, opened workshops, and led the whole village to prosperity. Her enterprise became a locally supported industry. Fang Bao declared, "I did all that!"

Later, she had a capable, obedient man by her side and adorable, well-behaved kids. It couldn't get any better.

Meanwhile, her third younger brother's family was still stuck in the poor countryside, barely scraping by on husks and wild greens.

Fang Bao wondered: Should she help them out, or not?

Reading Guide:

1. The female lead transmigrates and is a spoiled little thing.

2. Marriage first, love later.

[Upcoming novel "Exiled Alongside My Archrival" is open for follows!]

If there was one person Commandery Princess Ling'an hated most, it was undoubtedly Qi Yan, the young heir of the Pingyang Marquis household.

But she never imagined she would one day be exiled to Lingnan alongside this detestable man, forced to rely on each other through countless hardships.

Her greatest regret in life was falling for the crown prince when she was at the height of her favor and power. She drove away everyone around him, determined to become his crown princess.

She never expected that the first thing he would do after ascending the throne was exile her to the bitterly cold region of Lingnan on trumped-up charges.

So all along, the obedient look in his lowered eyes had hidden nothing but hatred.

He hated her and wished he could torment her, make her suffer every misery in the world, and leave her dependent on others, struggling to survive.

Ling'an had transmigrated into the womb and spent sixteen years enjoying wealth and glory. Just because she fell for someone, it all went up in smoke. With every hope gone, her heart turned to ash.

On the long, seemingly endless road of exile, the person she hated most was the one who carried her on his back and kept walking, step by step.

Along the way, she saw the people's suffering and hardship. She also saw the most sincere and untainted person: the one she had always overlooked, walking behind her.

She found hope again.

When poor, take care of yourself; when prosperous, help the whole world. She truly managed to do both.

Lingnan was no longer the desolate wilderness people imagined, and the realm was no longer a place plunged into misery.

[Upcoming novel "The Farm Boy I Sponsored Became the Top Scholar" is open for follows!]

Cui Xiaoyuan transmigrated back to the year she was fourteen, the day her father was gravely ill and relatives from every branch of the family had gathered at the Cui residence.

She once thought that having relatives meant she wouldn't be alone. But after her father died, she witnessed them eagerly carving up the Cui family's assets and ruthlessly trying to destroy her. Only then did she realize their earlier kindness had all been an act to trick her father into entrusting her to them on his deathbed.

Given another chance, she would never put her fate in someone else's hands. In this life, she would never trust them again.

Fortunately, the Benevolence System had transmigrated with her, and its spiritual spring water and miraculous medicine were inexhaustible.

The Cui clan members stood around Cui Xiu's bed, watching him cling to life. They could only hope he would soon entrust his young daughter to them. Then the usually frail, housebound, silent girl of the Cui family stepped out from behind the crowd.

"Father, don't worry. I have something to say."

As Cui Xiu lay dying, he felt as if he were waking from a dream. He saw that the relatives he had entrusted with his daughter had not cared for her at all. Instead, they had seized the family fortune and mistreated her. For the sake of that wealth, they had even forced her to become a concubine, all to make their claim seem legitimate.

When he opened his eyes again and saw the kind faces that had once seemed so familiar, he was so angry he nearly stopped breathing. At the critical moment, his daughter's voice gave his failing body a glimmer of hope.

From then on, the Cui family underwent a complete transformation. The divine physician Cui recovered from his grave illness without medicine. The Cui family's medicine shop closed, and they bought up many storefronts along the streets instead. The divine physician Cui stopped treating patients, too. Cui Xiaoyuan seemed like a different person: she collected rents from her deeds and decided to lie flat, dealt with troublesome relatives to liven up her days, helped the young and vulnerable, and sponsored students out of kindness, all in the hope of living to ninety-nine. Before long, she became a legend in Ping'an County.

Still, plenty of people gossiped behind her back, saying, "A woman who shows her face in public every day will never find a husband. Who would dare marry her?"

The top scholar of the realm: "I would!"

Reading Guide:

1. The story focuses mainly on family bonds.

2. There are plenty of awful relatives.

3. A glimpse of everyday life in a small county.

4. The male lead is one of the farm boys she sponsors.

Theme: Never stop studying diligently.