The Lucky Seventh-Month Wife Can Farm and Raise Livestock, and the Cold-Faced Big Shot Adores Her

The timid Shen Nong is terribly unlucky: she awakens memories from two lifetimes and somehow binds herself to a fertility System. In her previous life, she was a modern office drone. In this life, she's the cannon-fodder ex-wife of Pei Yue, her husband who has been sent down to the countryside in the 1970s. The System forces her to complete fertility missions, so she has no choice but to ask Pei Yue for help. Pei Yue is cold. “I have no feelings for you, and I won't touch you. Give up.” With no other option, Shen Nong points at the vegetables in the garden and tells the System, “Make those vegetables fertile.” To her surprise, the little green vegetable she chose really does produce a new one the next day. Shen Nong has instantly found her path to wealth. From then on, whatever she plants or raises multiplies in droves, crop after crop. With confidence at last, timid Shen Nong slowly toughens up. Even the Pei family, who have never liked her, start looking at her differently. In the end, Shen Nong catches the attention of the country's top officials. They invite her to the city as a highly skilled expert in farming and animal husbandry, and the Pei family returns to the city with her. Shen Nong says to Pei Yue, “Let's get a divorce.” Pei Yue, usually as expressionless as a stone Buddha, immediately cracks. He looks like an abandoned dog, his expression still calm and detached as he grits his teeth. “I'll die before I divorce you.”