A Supermarket in My Space: My Farmer Husband Teaches Me How to Win Him Over

“Wife, a spring night is fleeting. Let’s hurry to the bridal chamber and make a baby.”

“Get lost! If you want a baby, you’d better have the equipment for it first!”

Then Su Ranran burst into tears. That guy wasn’t just capable of having babies, he could have lots of them.

Su Ranran, a food blogger from the agricultural university, transmigrates. The moment she opens her eyes, she’s about to be sold by her awful grandmother to a fierce butcher to bear him a son. Luckily, she’s clever and knows how to put on an act. Not only does she successfully break off the engagement, she also cuts ties with her awful grandmother and her family. Taking her sweet, plump mother and frail younger brother with her, she happily sets out to live life her own way.

She makes money and builds a career while taking down scumbags and putting awful people in their place. Rice with every meal and meat every day: life couldn’t be better. She only meant to pick up a man to help her with the chores, but ended up bringing home the powerful, feared Ninth Governor. He’s ruthless and doesn’t talk much, and he’s certainly willing to work hard. But his suspicious identity is enough to put Su Ranran off.

Su Ranran decides to send him packing. “Here’s your pay. Go find yourself a wife and live a good life.”

The feared man presses the money into Su Ranran’s hand and corners her against the wall. “Wife, I’ve had such a hard time finding you.”