She’s a poor farm girl who’s unwanted by her family. She never has enough to eat or warm clothes to wear, and an old injury has left her unable to have children. Her future in-laws broke off her engagement and ruined her reputation.
Everyone in the village says she’ll either remain unmarried for life or have to marry A Leng, the disabled man in the village who’s said to bring death to his wives.
But what happens? She goes and marries a beggar from the ruined temple outside the village, becoming a beggar’s wife and leaving everyone utterly dumbfounded!
No betrothal gifts, a home in a ruined temple, and her family gives her only a bag of stale rice and a bag of corn as her dowry. They even declare they’re cutting ties with her for good and won’t let her come home to scrounge for food!
Faced with a crowd of people gleefully waiting to see her make a fool of herself, the Qin girl gives them a cool smile.
Come scrounge from you? Not a chance! Screw that!
When I transmigrated, I brought along an all-purpose System. The System’s shop has every wonderful thing you could want, so why should I worry about living well?
Not enough to eat? No problem! Ask the System! Buy a bottle of growth catalyst, and a handful of seeds turns into food in minutes. Couldn’t be better!
The ruined temple is too run-down? No problem! Ask the System! Buy a set of the Three Star Gods of Fortune, Prosperity, and Longevity, and once they’re set up, incense will fill the air. The ruined temple becomes a shrine, and the nobles and officials will be fighting to stay there for a bit of good fortune!
Relatives causing trouble? No problem! Ask the System! There’s an endless supply of prank gadgets, and you can play tricks on people without fear of consequences. There’s nothing the System can’t do, only things you haven’t thought of!
Can’t have children? No problem! Ask the System… No, I don’t need to ask the System for this. I can handle it myself! A couple of acupuncture needles and two doses of my exclusive medicine will do the trick. It’ll cure her for sure, and she can have enough kids to fill a soccer team!
System description: This System stocks products from every field, including daily necessities, medicine, food, weapons, business, and entertainment. It’s an essential treasure for making a fortune, traveling, and even killing and looting. You deserve to have it!
Back then, he was a beggar and she was a poor farm girl. She took pity on him and gave him a bun, and he promised, “When I make it big, I’ll marry you and take you home!”
She replied, “I don’t want to be a beggar’s wife!”
Now he’s a shopkeeper and she’s the owner. After closing up and getting home, he says, “Shuangshuang, let’s have buns for dinner!”
She replies, “Wait!”
He says, “And some pickles on the side! Wine would be even better.”
She mutters, “...Don’t push your luck!”
Years later, he’s the emperor and she’s the empress. He comes back from court, rubs his belly, and calls out, “Empress, let’s have buns for dinner!”
She fumes, “Buns, buns, buns! You’ve been eating them for years! Why don’t you eat yourself to death!”
He grins triumphantly. “Buns give us the strength to make more buns together! Empress, you promised you’d give me a whole soccer team!”
She angrily flips the table and raises her middle finger. “Make them with your mother!”
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After reading some of it, I feel that the female protagonist is so strong that she can be a queen. The male protagonist has nothing more than an identity. There are many places in the article that give people the impression that the female protagonist is honored to be recognized by the royal family and become a princess. I don't know why the words have to give people the impression that the female protagonist is weaker than the male protagonist. Mainly, I feel like the male protagonist is the main character, but sometimes it's not like that. I feel very contradictory. Maybe it's just to keep slapping me in the face, but I especially don't like the fact that the female protagonist is always looked down upon. She also has the mentality of "you bunch of fools don't know how powerful I am" and is in a trouble-making state while watching the drama. I won't complain about the bloody amnesia plot in it.
It's too miserable. I wrote more than seven million words,
only. . .
Qin Shuang talks too much with Jiepin
I'm too verbose and reasonable with Jipin, does Jipin understand?
This heroine is a holymother
I think it's super pretty😃
This golden finger is getting wider and wider. There is no bottom line. You might as well just let the heroine go to heaven.
After reading some of it, I feel that the female protagonist is so strong that she can be a queen. The male protagonist has nothing more than an identity. There are many places in the article that give people the impression that the female protagonist is honored to be recognized by the royal family and become a princess. I don't know why the words have to give people the impression that the female protagonist is weaker than the male protagonist. Mainly, I feel like the male protagonist is the main character, but sometimes it's not like that. I feel very contradictory. Maybe it's just to keep slapping me in the face, but I especially don't like the fact that the female protagonist is always looked down upon. She also has the mentality of "you bunch of fools don't know how powerful I am" and is in a trouble-making state while watching the drama. I won't complain about the bloody amnesia plot in it.
It's too miserable. I wrote more than seven million words, only. . .
Qin Shuang talks too much with Jiepin
I'm too verbose and reasonable with Jipin, does Jipin understand?
This heroine is a holymother
I think it's super pretty😃
This golden finger is getting wider and wider. There is no bottom line. You might as well just let the heroine go to heaven.