After Our Engagement Was Switched, I Followed the Scholar Home to Farm

Shi Shu, the eldest granddaughter of the venerable Hanlin scholar Shi Guozhen, is reborn before her wedding. This time, she chooses to marry the Prince of Yan’s heir to bring him good luck. She knows he will become Crown Prince and eventually emperor, and she wants to be the most exalted woman in the land. As for repaying the Song family, she’ll leave that to Shi Wan. Song Wen Zhong is only a scholar, and his mother is especially vile. Shi Wan doesn’t deserve to enjoy life in the palace. She should be tormented to death by the Song family. Shi Wan lived a long, long life. From a legitimate daughter of the Shi family, to marrying into the Prince of Yan’s household to bring good fortune, to spending sixty years in the palace, she outlived everyone and became Grand Empress Dowager. But when she closes her eyes and opens them again, she finds herself back before marriage. Her favored half-sister is clearly ambitious, but Shi Wan turns a blind eye. All she wants is to breathe a little more fresh air. Later, the old emperor has a son in his twilight years, and Song Wen Zhong becomes a regent. Shi Wan and the Song family’s matriarch accompany Song Wen Zhong to the capital, where they continue farming beside the imperial palace.