Half a Hu of a Husband (Matriarchal Society)

The man she bought for half a dou of soybeans later became her husband, and they spent their lives together.

Cheng Mingyue, a graduate student in agricultural science, transmigrated with only a dilapidated house and two mu of experimental farmland from the start.

She had nothing, but there was no need to worry: her experimental fields for intercropping different crops were full of high-quality seeds.

Cheng Mingyue decided to throw herself into the work. In this ancient matriarchal society, she would continue her breeding research and build a life of her own.

But working alone was too slow. Just then, a severe drought struck the neighboring prefecture, and many refugees arrived. People were cheaper than grain, so Cheng Mingyue traded half a dou of soybeans for a man.

To avoid trouble, she deliberately bought a widower.

But why was this young widower... so... so enticing?

Please note:

1. The male lead is a virgin and was widowed before the wedding.

2. Women can give birth. Women's rights are based on their physical strength and control of violence: in other words, they can beat disobedient men into submission, which gives them greater value as workers. But judging by the current outline, the story won't get to childbirth even after a hundred chapters. There’s too much farming to do.

Visit my profile for my completed modern matriarchal story, Control Him: Tame him, control him, and don’t give up on him too easily.

Theme: Be self-reliant and strong