The Splendid Farmstead of the Brocade-Woven Country Girl

Chu Lingyue, heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, was struck dead by lightning on her way to compete in a cooking contest. In the blink of an eye, she transmigrated and was reborn inside a coffin. When she opened her eyes, she saw a group of strangers in tattered clothes gathered around the coffin, staring at her. She promptly shut her eyes and fainted again. Transmigrating into the body of a peasant girl, she set out to make her own fortune through hard work. She opened restaurants, bought wasteland, farmed, brewed wine, and cooked delicious food. She opened clinics and built flower gardens, treating the sick and saving lives while also helping people lose weight and look beautiful. She expanded the family business, built a commercial empire, and kept growing her territory... Once life improved and she had both fame and fortune, relatives began popping up every few days. Chu Lingyue sighed. It really was easy to add flowers to a brocade, but hard to offer help when someone was down. She went from a village girl to a wealthy landowner with enough power to control the economic lifeline of the empire... Chu Lingyue thought that having silver to live on was enough to make life complete. But why was her home crowded with visitors every day, with a constant stream of people coming to propose marriage? And why were they all so persistent that she couldn't chase them away? Chu Lingyue sighed at the sky. Getting married really was a skill... At long last, she chose the man she wanted to marry, only to gradually discover that her own origins were shrouded in mystery... Family squabbles and endless drama, farming, doing business, and making a life... This is a one-on-one romance. The hero and heroine are both pure in body and mind. Transmigration and rebirth. Recommended: The Splendid Farm Wife: http://www.xxsy.net/info/530160.html A fun excerpt: Woman: “Anyone who comes to propose must meet the ‘three haves and three have-nots’ requirements.” Men: “What are the three haves?” Woman: “Wealth, good looks, and education. You have to be a tall, rich, handsome man.” The men stood there in bewilderment. A certain man, noble and handsome as jade, smiled faintly. “I am six feet tall, have a fortune beyond measure, am learned in the five classics, and am as beautiful as an immortal.” A certain woman gazed at the sky. “Someone get a bolt of lightning to strike him. Where does this kind of conceited man come from?” Men: “And what are the three have-nots?” They wondered if being poor, ugly, and uneducated might count. Woman: “No wife, no concubines, and no mistress. You have to be a devoted man.” The men turned to stone, thinking this was outrageous. One man, however, remained perfectly calm. “I will have only one wife in this life, and never be unfaithful.” Transmigration, to fulfill a vow of blood from a past life; rebirth, to spend this life together until our hair turns white...