The Farm Girl's Four-Season Estate

Feng Xuer, a 21st-century professor of agriculture and biology, was secretly the owner behind a five-star hotel. Running back and forth between her school and hotel wore her down until she fell ill. She closed her eyes, then opened them to find she had transmigrated into the body of a village girl whose mother had died and whose father had just passed away.

Fortunately, transmigration came with a perk: a miraculous pocket dimension. She tinkered with seeds and grew tens of thousands of acres of high-yield crops. In her spare time, she raised flowers, creating a sea of blooms across tens of thousands of acres. She ate fruit from her vast orchards. Wanting some fresh greens in winter, she turned around to find tens of thousands of acres of greenhouses. Feng Xuer counted off the spring, summer, autumn, and winter gardens on her fingers. Four, no more and no less. She nodded in satisfaction. “This is all a person needs in life.” Behind her, a wickedly handsome man said with a smile that didn’t reach his eyes, “Xuer, how are you planning to make room for me?”

Feng Xuer was thrown into disarray. How had she forgotten that there was still one wickedly handsome man she hadn’t won over?

This story has a strong male lead and a strong female lead. The male lead is devoted and has no romantic or sexual history.