Three Treasures in a Famine Year: The Rough, Wife-Doting Man Is Actually the Regent

[Stepmother, famine years, face-slapping the scum, no golden finger, devoted couple] Hua Qingyan transmigrates to ancient times. The moment she opens her eyes, she finds herself a refugee peasant girl with a ruined reputation, having tried to kill herself by smashing her head against a pillar at her wedding banquet. In a complete turnaround, she gets herself a tall, burly, rugged husband and becomes a mother of three without having to give birth. Her husband’s family treats her like a plague, full of loathing and disgust. Her own family ostracizes her while trying to squeeze every last bit of money out of her? Oh, please! I’ll have every last one of them thrown out with a beating! She starts with a street stall, opens a chain of shops, and makes a fortune! A mere peasant girl becomes the wealthiest person in the empire, and all three children turn out to be outstanding. Her eldest son is a top scholar who rides proudly through the imperial streets; her second son is a business heir who knows that a beast leaves its hide behind and a person leaves their wealth; her youngest daughter is a general who sweeps across the battlefield and never loses! Everyone is dumbfounded, then rushes to claim connections and seek favors! But why does that rugged country man, rumored to be nothing but a kept husband, look more and more like the Prince of Zhennan who earned great merit putting down a rebellion? And why is he pulling Hua Qingyan into his arms and whispering seductively? “Wifey, better to do it today than wait for a better day. Give your husband a little heir...”