The Young Lady from the Gobi Village

Female lead: Transmigrated She carries herself like a noble heiress: she loves peace and quiet, and is aloof and indifferent, caring about nothing. Who would have thought that this modern noble heiress, who should have been living a carefree life, would somehow transmigrate to ancient times? You’re a noble too, so how did you end up living such a miserable life? You had to bring a dowry just to get married, and your estate was seized. But that’s nothing. The worst part is that she gives birth right after transmigrating. The noble heiress is completely dumbfounded. You can eat whatever you want and say whatever you like, but you can’t just have a baby on a whim! This transmigration has not only saddled her with a baby, but also with farming. Is that the sort of thing a noble heiress should be doing? This heiress has the bearing of a noble, but even a trivial thing like farming still has to be done. If she doesn’t work the land, what is she supposed to eat, dirt? Male lead: Reborn In his previous life, he spent all his time playing the game of power. He was a master of court politics, wielding immense influence with no one daring to bully him. Wherever he went, people addressed him respectfully as Lord Gu. His anger ran deep. Heaven took pity on his far-reaching plans and outstanding political talent, which had saved countless commoners, and gave him a chance to be reborn. He wielded immense power in his last life, and it wore him out. This time, he’s taking up farming: with just a few modest acres, he’ll build a fortune. He can still make the most of life without relying on power. It’s just that his young wife doesn’t seem very willing to stay in line. Should he teach her a lesson? Think again. A wife ought to be cherished, until no one else can compare. This novel takes you on a tour of an ancient farming estate, where she’ll cultivate a world full of peach and plum trees. Tags: Transmigration, Rebirth, Farming, Melon Patch, Farm, Supermarket