The Wild Little Bride

In her previous life, she was a skilled fighter with a fearless heart. In this life, her soul inhabits the body of a fourteen-year-old peasant girl.

Her family is dirt poor, with no savings and barely enough food for three meals a day. Life is as bleak as an autumn breeze.

But she has a pair of clever hands: she hunts game and cooks delicious dishes. She digs ponds and plants lotus roots, then introduces sweet potatoes to the fields. She acquires a hundred acres of peach orchards, grafts fragrant peaches, and offers them as tribute.

Peach blossoms drift across the mountains, while rice waves ripple through the fields.

But!

Qinghe isn't just a whiz in the kitchen. She can take the battlefield, too.

She dons armor and joins the army. Watch as this female general leads her troops, clears every obstacle, and puts an end to the border wars.

Ahem, that's a story for another time!

And where is the male lead?

“Am I just here to make up the numbers?”

...The male lead's deadly glare. (Pia! Qingyan has been slapped into the sand.)

Young Master Murong prides himself on his wealth and good looks: rich enough to rival a kingdom, handsome enough to be one in a million.

You brat, how dare you say you don't like me?

Qinghe rolled her eyes. “Money is just a pile of dung, and good looks get old. I'm a country girl. Give me radishes and cabbage any day!”

Young Master Murong leaned against the wall, clutching his chest. “I'm the number-one young master of Chu, and I'm not even as good as radishes and cabbage? Fine, just you wait!”

Ahem! I've wandered off topic (*^__^*)

This is still a charming period-style farming tale, full of picturesque country life.

Qingyan will still go a little crazy from time to time and forget things a lot, so please don't hit me!