The Finest Farmhouse

At the beginning of her transmigration, she was married off as a child bride to a sickly boy. A month later, she was buried alive as a sacrifice at his funeral. Heaven took pity on her and sent down a bolt of lightning that split open the coffin, allowing her and her young husband to survive by the skin of their teeth! She fled her in-laws and returned to her parents’ home, only to find weak-willed parents, scheming grandparents, indifferent relatives, and neighbors who loved to stir up trouble. No fear, no fear! She would make her own way and live her own life! She bought wasteland, sold medicinal herbs, built connections, and made a fortune! She turned her helpless family around, raised her young husband, stood up to the worst of her fellow disciples, settled disputes among the neighbors, and led her family to rise from humble farming roots! In short, this is the tale of a sacrificial bride and a man from a coffin turning their world upside down! This is a one-to-one romance. The leads are both pure in body and heart, and the male lead has been raised from childhood by the heroine. No angst, just doting love! A little scene: “Sis, once I pass the imperial exams, I’m never calling you ‘Sis’ again!” The handsome young man gazed at her eagerly with his long, phoenix-shaped eyes. “Oh? You’ve studied for a few years and already forgotten how many eyes Lord Ma has on his head? If you won’t call me ‘Sis,’ what do you want to call me?” Her brows drew together, and a cold glint flashed in her peach-blossom eyes. The young man lowered his gaze and pouted. “Wife!” His determined tone made her heart skip, then fill with warmth. Her peach-blossom eyes turned playful. “The matchmaker came by again yesterday...” “What? They all think I’m easy to bully! Do they think my reputation as the coffin man is a joke? I’ll go give them a piece of my mind!” The young man dashed out of the room. The woman with peach-blossom eyes watched the swaying door in bewilderment and muttered, “What a child. Who would come asking for the hand of a sacrificial bride? The matchmaker came to arrange a marriage for your little brother-in-law. What are you going to do by storming over there?” Your support is what keeps Gui Gui going! Recommended completed novels by Gui Gui: “Taking a Concubine as a Fill-In Wife: The Country Doctor” is the ultimate rebirth of a woman doctor! “Underworld Marriage: The Country Girl” She married a memorial tablet, yet still made a wonderful life for herself!