Reborn as the Last Girl in a Farming Family

"Mom and Dad, I want to be your child again in my next life!" People say reincarnation is all about luck, but Hao Ran had never complained. After seven days trapped underground in the mine with no sign of hopeful sunlight, two streams of tears washed down her soot-black face. She closed her eyes in despair.

When she slowly woke, light was shining everywhere. She looked around: the home was the same as ever! But she had shrunk several times over, and, best of all, she had two little braids on her head!

Was this her next life, or her former life?

In life after life, she would always be their child!

Wonderful, Dad was still Dad, and Mom was still Mom. Hao Ran burst into tears!

Dad had become Father, Mom had become Mother, and this time there were several large families of relatives and neighbors too!

An honest father, a sickly mother, and a poor family. Every day, people chased them down and called their daughter a barren girl.

A girl's body, a boy's heart. She would make the family rich herself: plowing and harrowing fields, planting rice and harvesting grain, there was nothing she couldn't do. She climbed trees for birds' eggs, caught eels in the fields, and secretly dug coal!

Happiness always came hand in hand with trouble.

"Ran'er, your mother has enough food and clothes now. All we're missing is a son-in-law!"

Was she really going to marry? Could anyone possibly want a tomboy like her?

She set a whole pile of conditions to scare suitors away!

But one fearless man took her hand. "The hardships you went through forced you to grow a man's heart. But life isn't the jianghu, and you don't have to keep fighting yourself. Put down your armor and dress in red. I'll give you and your family a happy, peaceful life!"

Since Heaven had given her another chance at life, making up for the romance, marriage, and children she missed in her previous life sounded like a good idea!

Highlights:

My conditions for marrying me:

Condition one:

Woman: I'm a tough woman. My man has to be stronger than me.

Man: No problem. Set me a challenge.

Woman: Climb a tree. Let's see who reaches the top first.

Little maid: Miss, he used qinggong!

Perched high in the tree, she watched a certain someone climbing up. "You never said I couldn't use qinggong! This alone proves I'm stronger than you." The woman gritted her teeth in fury.

Condition two:

Woman: People call me a barren girl. I need a live-in son-in-law to carry on the family line.

Man: No problem. Wherever you are is home. Whether you marry me or I marry you, it's all the same!

Woman: The eldest legitimate son must take my surname.

Man: Of course. I took my mother's surname too. Our child will carry on that fine tradition. Not just the eldest legitimate son, every child we have can take your surname!

Condition three:

Woman: I expect things to get done efficiently and quickly.

Man: Someone bring the things in. I'm getting married right now!