The Extraordinary Farmer’s Daughter

Ye Xiaoyu thought transmigrating was a real pain. In novels, the heroines who transmigrated were always young ladies or princesses. Even the ones who were out of favor had at least a maid to wait on them and enough cold food to fill their bellies. So why was everything different for her? Not even ten years old, she had to work every day and could barely get enough sweet potatoes to eat, let alone meat. And then there was her wicked step-grandmother, who beat and scolded her whenever she pleased. Wasn’t this child abuse? She couldn’t go on like this. She would put an end to history repeating itself, protect the people around her, and lead everyone out of poverty to a prosperous life... She foraged for wild greens, dug up medicinal herbs, reclaimed wasteland, and planted crops... As life improved and her purse grew heavier, she could finally hold her head high. But... Ye Xiaoyu was still troubled. The wicked old woman came to her door. “Filial piety comes before everything! You have to take care of me...” Take care of the elderly? No problem, but I have to eat my fill first. If I starve to death, who’ll take care of you? Her awful relatives came knocking. “You eat meat every day. You should at least leave us some soup! We’re family, after all.” Meat soup? We’ve got some, but... Da Huang, someone’s trying to steal your dinner. Woof! I’ll bite you to death! At last, some peace and quiet. But... Wife, it’s time for us to get married... What on earth? I’ve come to repay you for saving my life back then. Just give me money. Money is so vulgar. I’ve decided to offer myself to you... Where’d this wild brat come from? Get lost. I’m not a wild brat. I’m none other than the dignified... You’re still not leaving? Brothers and sisters, shut the door and release Da Huang! This is a typical transmigration story, but it’s also a melodramatic one. More specifically, it’s a melodramatic romance about a country girl who transmigrates, climbs out of poverty, builds a prosperous life, and catches the eye of a rich, handsome man. Anyway, give it a read. It can’t hurt, and it’s good for you!