A Match Made in the Fields

By day, she works hard to grow a high-quality, nutritious vegetable garden with spirit stones, striving to become a model laborer of the Ming dynasty. By night, she uses spirit stones to teleport around, stealing gold, silver, and treasures from corrupt officials to make her fortune, while earning herself a fine reputation as a chivalrous thief. Everything should have been just perfect, but Heaven couldn't stand her cozy little life and put her nemesis right in front of her. From then on, she has to sell her vegetables at a discount, gets dragged into ethnic disputes while stealing, and even assassins show up?! Damn it! Does she look like a good citizen just because she hasn't lost her temper? Doesn't she know that even good citizens can turn into troublemakers?! Rolling around and begging for recommendations and support! This book starts a little slowly, so please, dear readers, give it a few more chapters before deciding~ P.S. I forgot to add a title to Chapter 53: it's called “Spiritual Communion.”