Yun Lie, an honest hunter from Yun Family Village, is cursed with a fate that dooms him to solitude. Then he unexpectedly rescues a down-and-out young lady and gets himself a wife for free!
He thought his new bride would be gentle and demure, but in just three days, her personality does a complete turnaround!
She’s clearly fierce and downright ruthless, yet he can’t help liking her. Is something wrong with him?
Lian Fenghua, a gifted cultivator, failed to reach the Golden Core stage. When she opened her eyes, she had become the new bride of a hunter in Yun Family Village.
In her previous life, she was so focused on cultivation that she never even dated. Now she’s not only married, her husband has a spiritual root too, so they can cultivate together!
Improving her cultivation is an unexpected bonus! Kudos to the transmigration gods!
The trouble is, her husband’s family lives in dire poverty. Their relatives, who split off from the family long ago, have a terrible reputation, while wild beasts from the mountains regularly come down to attack the village. And to top it all off, their food is straight out of the Stone Age!
It’s nothing but boiling food or roasting it!
How is anyone supposed to enjoy life like this!?
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What can she do when her younger sister is sickly? Brew a pill, and every ailment will vanish!
What can she do when wild beasts attack the village? Draw a grand formation, and nothing, human or supernatural, can get through!
What can she do when a top-grade troublemaker picks a fight? Roll up her sleeves and beat them senseless!
Watch Lian Fenghua regain her cultivation, improve their lives, and join hands with her husband to reach the pinnacle of success, becoming a winner in life in no time!
[Farm life and gourmet food + cultivation. Farming takes center stage early on, with fantasy cultivation taking over later! The leads are devoted only to each other. A heartwarming, mutually doting, feel-good power fantasy!]
Holy crap, the author's doing so poorly! I'll give you some popularity.
It's really padded out to write five or six chapters about an argument.