The Young Madam of the Farming Household: Sweet and Spicy

In the 21st century, Cui Jinyan ran a flower shop. After dying in an accident, she transmigrated to the unknown Great Liang dynasty and became a discarded country woman who had been divorced. With barely enough to eat and a home stripped bare, she faced her former mother-in-law’s hysterics and a parade of strange, difficult relatives. Fortunately, she had nimble hands. She grew flowers, turned lotus seeds and roots into pastries, and opened a flower shop selling roses and peonies. Just as she was making money hand over fist and counting so much cash that her cheeks cramped, she was dragged into the heir apparent’s residence and somehow ended up married. Cui Jinyan held out her hand. “Marriage is fine, but first, pay me in silver for the life debt you owe me.”