A feel-good farming story, warm and sweet, with a devoted one-on-one romance and a chaste male and female lead.
Yao Yao transmigrates and becomes Yao Er Ya, the village simpleton.
A dilapidated house, a broken bed, grinding poverty and no food, but a loving father, kind mother, fierce and protective older sister, and sweet, innocent younger siblings.
What's there to fear about being penniless? She has hands, feet, and brains, so wealth will naturally come rolling in!
A whole basketful of awful relatives? Yao Yao's rule is: this young lady will use both words and fists! She'll verbally tear them to shreds, and when she throws a punch, there's no discussion!
She farms with one hand and runs a business with the other. Her family lives in harmony, and life is warm and comfortable.
Before she has even come of age, matchmakers are lining up at her door. Yao Yao dismisses them all with one sentence: “I'm not getting married. I want to take a husband.”
Who would have guessed that the very next day, someone would actually come forward to ask to join her family as a live-in husband...
