Library

Xi Chun has been a peasant girl for nine years, and unexpectedly learns that her mother is the only daughter of a high-ranking official living among the people. When one person attains Taoism, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven, Xi Chun also transforms from a daughter of a wild man into the granddaughter of a second-rank official. I thought I could live a happy life, but the Xi Chun family was looked down upon by my grandfather, my idle father was scolded, and I, as a procrastinator, was also severely disciplined. Xi Chun became angry and began to plan his future survival. With the help of his grandfather, he opened a fashionable shop, specializing in things that the nobles liked, such as unique bags, flowers that never fade, and fans as thin as cicada wings, which people in Bianjing rushed to buy. I thought I would be able to achieve glory and wealth and reach the pinnacle of life. Unexpectedly, in an accident, my grandfather was on the wrong team, and the whole family was implicated and imprisoned, resulting in an exile of three thousand miles. The road to exile was difficult and arduous. At the beginning of the Western Region, the house was broken and the whole family was thin and emaciated. There was no food left in the rice jar and no money in hand. Xi Chun didn't give up, he rolled up his sleeves and just did it. All the first-, second-, and third-grade imperial orders don't work. If you want to eat and drink well, you have to work hard. If you want to get a good job by giving gifts and money to your husband who builds the Great Wall, you have to show your face and learn to farm and do business.

The modern social animal is once transformed into a poor peasant girl from a strange dynasty, living with her abandoned concubine in a thatched house, sleeping on a wooden bed, eating brown rice bran, and being bullied by her step-grandmother and her aunt. With Yiping's script, I can only lick my face every month and ask for help from Juren Dad. She managed to make a little money by farming and doing business with her golden fingers, but good news came from the sky: the cheap father wanted to marry her off to a sick man who was about to die. With the mentality of being a rich widow in ancient times, Ji Yunzhi married. After getting married, who said this was a sick man? This sick man is so good. Xie Xing went to high school, successfully gained the reputation of Chuanlu, and brought his little wife to Beijing. Ji Yunzhi's sick husband earned her the position of the youngest imperial wife. From a peasant girl to a wealthy family, Ji Yunzhi's stage for performance has become even larger.