Gu Yuexuan was a brilliant female agricultural scientist, but after an accident, she became a miserable concubine-born daughter forced into an exchange marriage.
On the day of the wedding, the furious groom stormed into the bridal chamber and, with a wave of his hand, flung a decisive divorce edict into her face like a merciless slap.
Yet immediately afterward came an imperial decree ordering the confiscation of the family estate. Gu Yuexuan watched as the eunuch bribed by her legitimate elder sister ruthlessly tore the divorce edict to shreds. With tears in her eyes, she followed that heir on a long journey of exile spanning three thousand li.
In the mountainous region of Fangling, the climate was bitterly cold. Wind seeped through the roof of their crude shack during the day, while icy rain fell at night. To make matters worse, she had to live alongside a group of bizarre relatives.
To survive, she first had to cultivate the land. When it came to wielding hoes, turning soil, and seeking wealth, how could a distinguished agricultural sciences doctor be afraid?
In the fertile black soil of that desolate place of exile, the crops grew lush and tall, reaching half a zhang, while the most brilliant flowers bloomed amid the bitter northern winds.
The bitter cold gradually faded, and what greeted her was the warm spring breeze stretching ten thousand li, meant exclusively for Gu Yuexuan.
Yet when she saw the heir, whose eyes were filled with deep affection and whose manner was wild and unrestrained, she could not help being stunned: How had the exchange marriage they originally agreed upon somehow turned into the revelation that the so-called moonlight of his dreams was actually her?
One Consort Shakes the Capital
Transmigrate to the Famine Years, I Bring Trillions in Supplies to Save My Daughter
A Farmer’s Journey to the Imperial Exams
The Pampered Farmer’s Daughter: Escaping Famine with a Pocket Dimension
Embroidered Battle
The Divorced Wife Lives Freely
The Country Noblewoman
The Abandoned Wife Marries Again
A Fish Leaps Through the Farm Gate
Xie Huixin's Life in Ancient Times
A Farmer’s Life in Another World
Prosperity Year After Year
I read one chapter, and the language was absolutely disgusting.
It seems to have been adapted into a short drama, but I forgot which one. I'll upload it later when I find it.
Only a fool would do something like that!
Having read 28 chapters and still no farming, and having already survived exile, everyone is still pampered and incompetent, unable to do this or that, and the grandparents are practically useless.
Beautiful!!! I love it!!!
They don't separate, and they can't control them; it's difficult to deal with them, and they're just easy targets.
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"Cangxiao Tage" is the best-sounding pen name I've seen after reading many others. Keep up the good work, author!