Daily Life of Making a Fortune with an Ancient Street Stall

# "The Mountain Village Farmhouse," a pure farming story, is now being serialized!!! Please add it to your collection! Blurb at the very bottom. Mwah*

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When Su Yi'an opened her eyes, she had become a bride sent to bring good luck.

The family she was supposed to marry into had fallen on hard times, so her stepmother, who had long been eyeing her marriage prospects, hurriedly married her off to them.

The bridal chamber was run-down, and things got even worse after that: her husband was gravely ill and unconscious, her brother-in-law had a broken leg and couldn't work, and the family was even in debt.

Su Yi'an had originally planned to make a run for it. But thinking of the little money she had and how hard life was these days, she gritted her teeth and stayed.

The family was poor. So what?

But when she saw the rice jar with more mice than rice, the mud-brick house with half its roof caved in, the broken, drafty windows, and two children, pale and thin, wearing patched shoes...

She couldn't go on living like this!

She pulled herself together and got the whole family selling food at a stall. They turned pork intestines, which people disliked, into delicious sausages, and turned meatless chicken feet into a tangy, spicy snack that went perfectly with wine.

As long as you have hands and feet, there's no shortage of ways to earn money.

Looking at the mouse hole stuffed with money, Su Yi'an decided this was how life ought to be!

As for her sickly husband...

Su Yi'an glanced at him and didn't give him a second thought. It was debatable whether he could even get out of bed, let alone become her husband in any real sense. That seemed a long way off!

Later, thanks to her food stall, she became the richest person in Yongyang Village. The villagers who had looked down on her family came rushing to curry favor, and even her heartless father came shamelessly begging to do business with her.

Su Yi'an couldn't be bothered with them. She carried on with her life and her business as usual.

A heroine focused on making money and building her career x a possessive, obsessive male lead

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P.S.:

1. The heroine doesn't support freeloaders. The whole family works hard together throughout the story.

2. There are awful people and good people. You can rely on anyone less than yourself.

3. The heroine is actually older than the male lead.

Please add this to your collection, dear readers!

"Everyday Life in a Mountain Village"

Qiu Wan transmigrated into the body of a girl from a farming family in ancient times.

When she opened her eyes, she found her stepmother discussing selling her to pay off a debt.

She was utterly unwilling, but she had only just transmigrated and knew no one. With nowhere to go, she had no choice but to ride a donkey to her new home.

She thought she'd run away once they left the mountains and reached the main road.

But who could have guessed that the road would grow steeper and steeper, with fewer and fewer villages along the way, until she ended up deep in the mountains?

Looking at the mountains rising and falling all around her, Qiu Wan knew she probably couldn't escape.

She consoled herself with the thought that, although she had married, this family must be well-off. Otherwise, why would they have come to get her on a donkey?

But after she arrived, she learned that this family was even poorer than her own. The donkey she'd ridden that day had been borrowed!

And the man who lifted her veil was tall and broad, with a scar on his face as big as half a palm!

When Zong Xiao was young, a wolf clawed his face. Because of that, no one in the village was willing to marry their daughter to him.

His mother was so worried she couldn't sleep, and talked about his marriage every day.

As it happened, the Qiu family owed his family five taels of silver and wanted to pay the debt with their daughter. Zong's mother agreed at once.

With no other choice, Zong Xiao had to bring her home.

On their wedding night, he lifted her veil and saw the distress on her face. He knew his scar had frightened her.

But since he had married her, he had to take responsibility for her.

He couldn't let her go hungry or cold after marrying into his family.

1. A pure, pure farming story: no golden finger, no imperial exams, no rise to officialdom.

2. A family working hard to make a living deep in the mountains.

3. Marriage first, love later, and a life built together.

4. The male lead isn't ugly. He just has a scar on his face.

Theme: Work hard and build wealth through diligence