After I Transmigrated, I Went Farming with the Prince

Tang Shu was one of the top three agents in her organization. Then, in a flash, she was struck by lightning and became the Princess Consort of Prince Jing in the Great Chu Kingdom. As a bonus, she got a husband as round as a ball, along with the earth-shattering news that she’d been demoted to a farmer. Tang Shu would have loved to be struck by lightning again, but she had no choice but to accept reality. She’d transmigrated, after all, and farming was a piece of cake. But could this ball, no, this prince, lend her a hand? If she couldn’t count on you to enjoy wealth and glory, surely she could at least count on you to pick up a hoe and work the fields? The prince took off his clothes and shed his roundness. Everyone said the Princess Consort of Prince Jing was a useless coward, timid and incompetent. But when she charged straight into the imperial palace with a knife in hand, everyone realized she wasn’t timid, incompetent, or useless at all. She was every bit as black-hearted as Prince Jing. One couple, lots of romance, no angst. A strong male lead and a strong female lead.