Lin Shu was an orphan. After graduating from college, she happened to take over a small shop on the verge of closing. Having loved flowers, birds, fish, and insects since childhood, she turned the shop into a thriving business in less than three years.
Just as life was beginning to look brighter, she was forced to endure a soul reaping gone wrong and an involuntary reincarnation. It was enough to make anyone want to cry.
When she opened her eyes again, she was in the Great Xia Kingdom, as Lin Shu, an orphan who had been bought to bring good fortune to a sick groom. After the groom recovered, he passed the examination to become a licentiate and planned to marry a xiucai's daughter as his wife. The foolish girl couldn't take it and jumped into a river.
She, Lin Shu, was an orphan, but she wasn't a pushover. Otherwise, how could she have earned a college degree while living in an orphanage?
She tears up the script, cuts ties with her family, establishes her own household, and then opens a veterinary clinic and flower shop in the ancient world. She finds herself surrounded by a whole host of sentient plants and animals, and eventually even gets a jinshi husband for free.
Wherever she is, Lin Shu can make a life for herself.
[A resilient heroine who is fragile when it comes to love x a seemingly mild-mannered hero who is stubborn about love]
Reader's Guide:
1. This story is set in a fictional world, not in any historical dynasty. Forms of address and social customs are inspired by the Ming dynasty.
2. The story follows both career and romance. There is no childbirth plot in the main story, only all kinds of plants and animals.
3. Readers, let's keep things civil and not fight. Life is tiring enough already, so don't argue online over things that aren't worth it. If it's not to your taste, feel free to drop it. If you enjoy the story, thank you!
Theme: Keep your principles, do good deeds, and don't worry about what the future holds.
It's so long, so persevering, and it reminds me of my countless novels that have a natural paragraph, hahahahaha.
It is human nature to like the heroine, but if you put her in trouble, you are moved by yourself. The heroine's treatment costs dozens of taels of silver, are you worthy of creating trouble for her?
And if you have time, the heroine's sister-in-law's twins will learn about identical and fraternal twins. The content can be added a little bit. The current description may lead people to misunderstand that the sister-in-law's twins are identical twins. In fact, the twins who are twins must be fraternal twins. Of course, if you look closely, you can find that the author did not say that the sister-in-law's twins are fraternal twins, so the information found in the data is not complete enough, resulting in some minor flaws. Of course, don't worry too much if you don't have time, it won't affect reading very much.
To put it bluntly, the introduction says that the heroine's target is the number one scholar, but that's not true in the novel. Of course it's not very logical, so maybe the introduction needs some minor revisions. Being admitted to the Jinshi is awesome and worth bragging about. Although academic qualifications have been greatly devalued in novels in recent years, the Jinshi is really awesome. Netizens said that Fan Jin's passing the examination is equivalent to directly entering the provincial department, so the male protagonist's gold content is even greater. Blow! Blow, blow, blow!