The Daily Life of a Commoner Daughter Fleeing Famine

Du Yuetang, a highly accomplished modern agricultural scientist, transmigrates into a novel about political intrigue and sweet romance as a cannon-fodder concubine's daughter who shares her name. In two days, rebel forces will breach the city. Her biological father abandons his concubine-born children like trash, taking along only her and her twenty-fourth sister, both of them beautiful. Within six months, her sister will be offered up as a plaything. Three years later, Du Yuetang will take a fatal blow meant for her legitimate older sister, the heroine, and may even lose her virtue. Du Yuetang wants to live. She immediately gathers their money and flees with her five-year-old brother. The moment she climbs over a wall, she lands on a little beggar. Qin Xiao was kidnapped at the age of three and taken to the Dark Cloud Platform, where the imperial family trained its assassins. When the realm descended into chaos, he joined the rebel army, relying on his extraordinary martial skills. Full of courage and patriotic fervor, he earned countless merits at a very young age. He even fought his way through enemy ranks seven times to rescue the commander-in-chief's family. Unfortunately, the young lord fell in love with a woman and was willing to give up five provinces and surrender his military authority for her sake. As a trusted subordinate of the commander-in-chief, Qin Xiao was naturally viewed with suspicion. He was framed and died horribly in a gorge. Reborn, the first thing he does is find and kill the enchantress who threw the world into chaos! But the moment he reaches the wall of the magistrate's residence in Qingshi County, someone vaults over and knocks him unconscious. 1. No golden finger. A slow-paced, slice-of-life story, not a wish-fulfillment novel. Farming, imperial examinations, childhood sweethearts, and a slow-blooming romance. 2. The male lead died at just thirteen in his previous life. Coming soon: “After Marrying for Good Luck, My Sickly Husband and I Reclaim the Wilderness” Ye Shukui transmigrates into a book. The original owner refuses to marry into the landlord's family to bring good luck to their sickly son, and elopes with her childhood sweetheart under the moonlight. She works hard to support him through the imperial exams, but he marries a noblewoman, and she is condemned to death by being thrown into a pig cage. Then marriage for good luck it is. The whole village is waiting for her to become a widow. But three months later, the sickly man is well enough to go out to the fields with Ye Shukui and look at the wheat she planted. A year later, a hundred acres of barren hills have become terraced fields, with cornstalks taller than a person. Three years later, a thousand acres of marshland have become raised fields, and the impoverished town is renowned as a land of fish and rice. What about her childhood sweetheart? Without the original owner's support, he can't even afford three meals a day. How could he find time to study? He still hasn't passed the county-level exam and is now helping out in her family's raised fields, digging up taro! Theme: Stay positive and find the light.