I Became a Farm Girl and Helped My Four Younger Brothers Build a Fortune

Gu Qinghe transmigrates, only to find herself facing the prospect of being sold to a brothel as soon as she arrives.

When other people transmigrate, they become princesses or rulers.

But her father is a fool, her mother is dead, she has a bunch of dependents in tow, and she's surrounded by awful relatives.

Gu Qinghe raises a cleaver and decisively cuts ties with her relatives, having her whole family adopted into another household.

No money and no food? What else can she do?

Roll up her sleeves and get to work.

Hunt in the mountains, catch fish in the river. Either one can fill their bellies!

A drought and little rain are no problem. She gets the villagers growing potatoes and corn!

She turns an ordinary, impoverished mountain village into the granary of the Daxing Dynasty.

Of her four younger brothers, one excels in literature and becomes chief minister, while another excels in martial arts and becomes a great general who safeguards the nation.

One goes into business and becomes the Daxing Dynasty's source of wealth; another studies medicine and becomes the finest doctor in the land.

And her seemingly delicate sister, Gu Qingrou, eventually becomes strong enough to wield a cleaver and cut people down.

The ministers say, "She's just a country girl. Who would dare marry her?"

The emperor replies, "I have more than ten sons. Let her take her pick..."

Just as everyone is wondering which prince she'll choose, she silently marries the rough-and-ready Marquis of Zhenbei...