The Little Housekeeper (On Hiatus)

[Not a drop, just temporarily on hiatus. This novel is 500,000 characters in total, with 200,000 already posted. Its follower count is honestly pitiful, so I’ll finish writing the remaining 300,000 in advance and post it all at once. Either way, it’ll be a completed work available for purchase.]

Forget personal standards and enjoy a shameless life. Cai Wei has finally seen the light: she doesn’t want to rely on herself anymore!

After transmigrating into the plot of a farming novel, Cai Wei figured that with the experience she’d gained over two lifetimes, she could at least become a wealthy woman, or, at the very least, the young lady of a landowning family.

Unfortunately, seven years later, she’s still a country girl who can’t get enough to eat or wear. Instead, her terrible reputation has spread across every village for miles. They call her lazy, disrespectful to her elders, unruly, cold-hearted, and ungrateful...

Cai Wei: -_-||

I don’t want to work hard anymore. I’ve had enough of life’s hardships, so I’m taking a shortcut!

P.S. The main story is the focus.

My next novel will be The Four Seasons of Farm Life (Farming). The blurb is below. If you’re interested, please add it to your favorites!

In the seventh month, after more than half a month of rain, the sky finally cleared. Jiang Li packed a basket with fresh vegetables, meat, fish, eggs, and brown sugar, then set out from the village with a shoulder pole.

A Ying, who married into the He family in Hejia Village, suffered a miscarriage last month. Jiang Li was still in mourning at the time, so it wasn’t appropriate to visit. It had also been raining continuously these past few days, but today she could finally go see her.

Ah, you’re wondering how Jiang Li and A Ying are related? Oh, right, you just married into the village, so of course you wouldn’t know. Listen, Auntie will tell you. There isn’t a thing in this village I don’t know.

The Shu family are outsiders in Liushuwan. I hear their hometown is Nanzheng, and they’re from the county. A Li’s father was even a scholar, a man of great learning. It’s just that he had terrible luck: his wife and son died when he was young, and his own reputation was ruined. He brought A Li out to the countryside to make a living...

The new bride listened with a confused frown until she finally pieced together that Jiang Li and Mu Ziqian had been engaged for four years and would marry this November. A Ying was her future husband’s older sister, and would officially be her sister-in-law. In that case, Jiang Li bringing such generous gifts to visit A Ying was only reasonable.

Still, both their lives had been far too bleak. Mu Ziqian had neither father nor mother, and aside from his older sister, who married young, he had a string of younger siblings. Shu Jiang Li had lost her father too, and as for her mother... well, she’d died before they moved to the village.

Tsk, tsk, the Mu family sure are bold. Aren’t they afraid these two will doom the family to extinction once they marry?

P.S. A pure farming novel, centered on the everyday country life of the main couple's household.

Theme: Set out toward a better life.