The Sickly Young Master’s Farmer Wife

[One-on-one romance, devoted couple, no angst or misunderstandings!] When her scholar father passed the county-level civil service exam, Grandma decided to divorce her mother and marry him off again to the daughter of the wealthy landowner in the village to the east. Her mother was frail and heavily pregnant, soon to give birth. Her heartless mother-in-law bluntly declared, “If you don’t give birth to a son, get out!” With nowhere else to turn, her poor mother could only hide in the mountains. She gave birth to a baby girl in a cave, and to keep the child alive and from starving, raised her as a boy from the time she was little. Yun Xin actually thought being a boy was great. Though she was an unwanted boy, at least she had all her limbs and a sharp mind. She was a world-famous modern tea master, but after an accident, Heaven sent her to this unfamiliar mountain village, where she became a truly unfortunate “jinx.” Her grandparents treated her coldly and came by from time to time to pick over their belongings. Her selfish uncle’s family blamed them for every misfortune. Her widowed aunt was snobbish and constantly mocked them. Then there were all the awful neighbors. Yun Xin was about ready to faint from shock. Luckily, she had an upright elder brother, an honest and simple elder sister, and a beautiful, kind mother. Yun Xin decided they would build a better life together. She grew tea, came up with new ideas, made teapots, and explored the art of tea. With her clever hands and sharp mind, she built a flourishing estate of her own in ancient times. She found her beautiful mother a good new husband, helped her honest elder sister find a good family to marry into, and helped her elder brother pass the imperial examinations and rise step by step. Yun Xin thought life in the countryside was wonderful and carefree. But once life got better, the awful relatives started coming around to cause trouble. Today they came to borrow rice, tomorrow money, and the day after that they’d try to take her family’s ox cart. Yun Xin rolled up her sleeves. “Hey, you! Get over here. Let’s have a little talk about life.” She was determined to become the most impressive woman ever to transmigrate, but then she ran into the most cunning, devilishly handsome man ever. A few little touches now and then were one thing, but sharing a bed… Yun Xin was baffled. “Young Master, I’m a man!” The gentle, jade-like young master smiled. “I’m awfully curious about that myself.” [This is part of the Little Landowner of the Farm series. Some mysteries will be solved in this book!] [The author promises not to put the hero and heroine through angst. There may just be the occasional outrageous, no-limits moment. Readers who jump in, add it to their favorites, and leave comments can drag the author back for some teasing. The author is silly, adorable, and shameless, and her greatest virtue is that she works hard. She’ll reply to every comment, so please give that little favorite button a tap!]