The Farmer's Wife and Her Beautiful Fields

After transmigrating to the Great Qing dynasty, twenty-one-year-old Sang Ye makes a perilous journey back to her hometown in the countryside with five-year-old Xiao Dou Bao, only to be branded a “husband-killer” by the village gossips.

Ruffians and good-for-nothings alike have their eyes on this fallen beauty with a sullied reputation.

Unable to take it anymore, Sang Ye lets her vicious side show, chasing the thugs and hoodlums for twenty miles with a sharp boning knife.

Overnight, the Sang girl becomes famous far and wide for her ferocity. Her fearsome reputation spreads through the villages, and from then on, no one dares approach her.

Her honest, good-natured father, Old Man Sang, says, “Third Daughter, don't be afraid. Your father will protect you.”

Her fierce, fiercely protective mother says, “Xiao Ye, just you wait. I'll tear those good-for-nothings a new one!”

Her meek, tight-lipped eldest brother says, “Little sister, as long as your brother has something to eat, you won't have to settle for gruel.”

Her sharp-tongued but kind-hearted sister-in-law says, “Little sister, I'll find you a good husband, one with a strong constitution!”

Her bookish little brother says, “Sister, once I pass the exams and earn a title, I'll find you a husband who'll marry into our family.”

Five-year-old Xiao Dou Bao says, “Mother, I don't want to study anymore. Use my tuition money to buy me a father!”

Faced with her family's concern, Sang Ye, who only wants to make a fortune and lead them all to a better life, feels the pressure mounting. In the end, she grits her teeth and decides: she'll get married!

But who would dare marry her? That's the big question!

What Sang Ye never expected was that someone really would be fearless enough to carry a huge wild boar to her door and ask for her hand in marriage with utmost sincerity...