The main story is complete. It will be locked on the 29th, so please don't buy it again if you've already read it.
My other story, "My Backing Is the Sinners of Great Wei", is currently updating.
A business whiz who knows nothing about romance × a reserved, devoted, handsome scholar
Yu Wantao transmigrated, only to have her fortune seized by her awful relatives.
Her spineless uncle, her cruel aunt by marriage, and her hypocritical cousin all made their entrances together.
She worked like a beast of burden for the Chen family until she was sixteen, when they sold her to a fool in the county as a bride to pay for her cousin's schooling.
She thought she could finally escape her awful relatives and live a good life.
Who knew that just after she married in, the fool's family would be raided?
The fool wasn't a fool after all. He was a handsome young man with superhuman strength, but unfortunately, he came from a fallen family.
After bringing her husband back to Dasang Village, Yu Wantao made a three-step plan:
Step one: secure food and clothing.
Step two: take back her family's sericulture garden from her cruel aunt.
Step three: raise silkworms scientifically, build a fortune, and carry on the intangible cultural heritage of velvet-flower making.
The three steps went smoothly, so Yu Wantao made herself a plan to lie flat.
Her husband was excelling in the imperial exams, and becoming an official's wife seemed just around the corner.
But right before the finish line, someone blinded him, ending his exam career.
Yu Wantao had no choice but to pick herself up and keep striving.
A heroine-focused business story, both leads have only ever been with each other, happy ending, plot-focused.
My other story, "My Backing Is the Sinners of Great Wei", is updating now.
Synopsis: After her "synthetic body" was destroyed in the apocalypse, she opened her eyes again as Qi Yunfu, an abandoned infant in Nanshan Village. The village was shamelessly and unapologetically poor. Qi Yunfu went hungry twice out of every three days, raised like a little white rabbit by her hunter father.
To survive, she had to stand at one, run at two, and carry a little hoe to plant vegetables at three.
But Qi Yunfu soon discovered she was the only normal person in the village.
Her widowed aunt was obsessed with witchcraft and gu poison.
Her older, unmarried, one-armed cousin was foul-tempered and sharp-tongued, but highly skilled in martial arts.
The barefoot doctor saved lives and healed the wounded, but was obsessed with making poison.
The village chief was dirt-poor, yet could take on the county magistrate.
Her powerful second uncle, and her third uncle, who kept gold bars under his bed but wore ragged shorts...
And her hunter father, who could smash a wolf king's skull with one punch.
They were all dirt-poor, but each was more arrogant than the last.
They took life and death in stride and fought anyone who crossed them. She grew up to be Nanshan Village's little tyrant, too.
When she was fifteen, the emperor died and the whole country went into mourning.
At the same time, an imperial decree arrived in Nanshan Village.
Only then did Qi Yunfu learn:
Everyone in Nanshan Village was an entire nest of exiles!
And her hunter father was the late emperor's illegitimate son and the leader of a rebellion, with his bug count maxed out.
The late emperor's final decree: Recall the exiled criminals in Lingnan, let them atone through service, assist the new emperor, quell internal unrest, and repel foreign enemies.
The court waited a month and only one person returned: a fifteen-year-old girl.
Qi Yunfu looked at the new emperor. "Every cause has an effect. Li Laosan's comeuppance is me."
The new emperor: "..."
The late emperor of Great Wei was surnamed Li and was third in his family.
*****Bonus Scene
Before Qi Yunfu left for the capital, the villagers came to see her off.
The village chief handed her a booklet. "This lists the scandals of the court officials and the imperial consorts. When you get to the capital, whoever bullies you, take them down!"
Qi Yifeng: "If you can't handle them, come to your dad. I've got experience with rebellion."
Qi Yunfu: So it really isn't the number of criminals that matters. It's having them all in one place.
Theme: Women should be self-reliant
It's like this. Just saying a few words seems to make some contribution to solving the problem. In fact, it has no effect at all.
I originally thought that the heroine should tell the bride Chen Wenzu's true identity, but then I thought about it, it was someone else's bad life, and the heroine should not be blamed.
Why is there no comment like "Dragonfly, let's go to Peach Blossom Village..." This is a big bug for the author~
The photos are good, the male and female protagonists have the feeling of a country couple who are in pure love after marriage.
Will there be peaches in winter?
Alas, uncle finally got tougher, because this time it was too much, but the original owner has been abused for several years and he did not take any action. Is it because he acquiesced that the previous things were just small things and allowed the original owner to endure it? [Rolling eyes] [Rolling eyes]
How should I put it, I think if uncle is really tough, he can stop aunt. Although it is very sad, in the situation where both men and women at the bottom worked, in ancient times, it was easier for men's labor to gain social recognition and realize money. So the uncle only verbally opposed but did not take action, probably because he was also a vested interest. He also benefited from the activities of bullying the original owner, so he acquiesced that his wife was a bad person.
""Don't buy it, keep it as a gift" is a big bug to the author~ sell
Looks good, hehe. Click your paw.
Good-looking baby 😳 Come on