The Second Miss’s Melons Grow Big and Round

Agronomy PhD Lin Shuying had completed her good deeds and transmigrated into the second daughter of the Lin family, the most hated woman in Jinling.

Her father was the richest man in the land, her older sister was an imperial consort, and she herself was a spoiled little tyrant.

Looking at her pampered fingers, Lin Shuying made up her mind at once: I don't want this kind of good fortune!

She decisively "renounced the world," retreated to an estate outside the city, and returned to her old profession, determined to focus on scientific farming.

Who knew the fruits and vegetables she grew would be huge and sweet, and her rice harvest would double per acre?

She had only wanted a quiet life as a country girl, but the estate's doors were soon besieged by all sorts of bigwigs:

Her domineering little nephew, the Fifth Prince, came over to mooch meals every day. The aloof Seventh Prince became her personal "gossip correspondent," and the young lady of the General's Mansion insisted on becoming her underling.

Just as her days were going splendidly, the Seventh Prince, who was always coming to listen to her "storybooks," cornered her by the melon patch:

"Shuying, I like your melons very much. But while you're growing melons, would you perhaps... grow something in my heart, too?"

Theme: You reap what you sow. Sow beans, reap beans; sow joy, reap fulfillment.