The General's Wife Loves Farming

First-level sommelier Sang Zhi transmigrates, and not only into a man's body. Well, no, she's actually a country girl disguising herself as a man.

Her eldest sister is meek and easily bullied; her second sister is brash and can't find a husband. With her sickly constitution, Sang Zhi has no choice but to shoulder the family's burdens: raise pigs, farm the land, brew wine, flirt with girls, and put scoundrels in their place. Life is carefree.

Born with the ability to drink a thousand cups without getting drunk, she's unbeatable at drinking. After accidentally getting on the wrong side of a stern-faced general, Sang Zhi somehow wins herself a husband. Neither of them is willing to back down, and both want to find out whether the east wind will prevail over the west wind, or the west wind over the east.

Jiang Xingzhi looks utterly aggrieved: His wife is beautiful as a flower and adorable, so of course men are drawn to her. But why are women throwing themselves at her too?