Good News at Home

Shen Erlang had a face as handsome as jade and an exceptionally graceful bearing. But with a strange poison in his body and no cure in sight, he had no choice but to return to his hometown and wait to die. Shen Erlang had lost his father at a young age. To keep him alive, his older sister listened to a charlatan and found him a wife to bring good fortune. With a "happy event" in the household, Shen Erlang's health unexpectedly improved. -- One morning, a rural businesswoman transmigrates into the body of a poor peasant girl in ancient times, a simpleton married off to bring good fortune. Zheng Xier is left reeling. Luckily, Xier doesn't have to serve her parents-in-law. But she lives with her husband at her sister's house, so dealing with troublesome relatives is unavoidable. On the first day after the wedding, her sister's mother-in-law complains that there's another burden in the house and urges her son to divorce his wife. Zheng Xier drives the old woman out. On the second day, her niece's husband thinks his simple-minded aunt-in-law is an embarrassment and mistreats his wife. Zheng Xier beats him up. On the third day, her sister buys her a pile of delicious food. Others say she's a fool, but her sister and brother-in-law know how good she is. Zheng Xier wants to find a chance to become clever, but suddenly realizes that being a fool has its advantages: when words fail, she can use force to put people in their place. Her spiritual spring space came along with her, and in the early Tang dynasty, with its vast expanses and sparse population, she can live happily as a little landowner. Z This story includes original worldbuilding! Original worldbuilding! Original worldbuilding! Completed historical transmigration novels: My Family Are All Emperors, Growing Old in the Han Dynasty, The Crown Princess Is Very Busy, The Fourth Prince and His Fortunate Consort, Have You Eaten Today? Completed period novels: Stepmother (Transmigration), The Remarried Couple of the 1960s, and more. There are many more in the author's collection. Theme: I love my family, and I love life.