A Marriage Swap in 1980 Sends Her to a Rugged Tibetan Soldier, and the Beauty Is Throwing Up Again

[Tibetan Region] [Historical Era] [Marriage Swap] [Rival Suitors] [Sweet Romance] [Face-Slapping]

Sang Mian and her younger sister, Sang Yang, were both reborn.

In their previous lives, she married the richest man in the Tibetan region, while her sister married the handsomest but poorest man on the grasslands, a "Duiqiong."

Jealous that her sister had married well, the younger sister schemed to get her rich brother-in-law for herself. She tricked Sang Mian into dying on the Tianshan Mountains, where vultures pecked her to death.

In this life, her reborn sister wants to swap marriages and marry the rich man? That's just wonderful.

Because that so-called richest man is a devil and a pervert. In her previous life, he beat and humiliated her, locked her in a dungeon, and experimented on her. If her sister wants to steal her marriage, why not let her?

As for Sang Mian marrying the roughest and poorest man? He has three brothers, and by local custom, one wife can have multiple husbands. There's also a frail mother-in-law who needs her urine pot emptied and her bottom wiped. Will Sang Mian work herself to death?

But that's how her sister sees her life, not how she sees it.

Poor? She can dig for caterpillar fungus, cultivate saffron, raise a thousand cattle and sheep on the grasslands, and use the information gap to earn more tea and salt than she can ever use.

Too many husbands? Someone to keep her warm in bed, someone happy to be her dog, and a knight like an eagle to protect her. Who's waiting on whom?