Transmigrated Into the Ancient Times, Where the Ugly Country Girl Married a Prince

Sheng Yuntan, a powerful survivor of the apocalypse, was betrayed by her closest friend. With no way out, she detonated her Wood Spiritual Root and took them both down. When she opened her eyes again, she had somehow been reborn in the body of Shen Yuntan, a country girl whose face had been ruined by poison. Her grandmother had been shoved to death by vicious relatives. The family property had become their target, and Shen Yuntan herself had been cursed as an “ugly, worthless slut.” Sheng Yuntan laughed. After twenty-eight years in the apocalypse, she had killed more people than there were villagers in this entire place. So she tore into her wicked relatives, beat the troublesome ones senseless, and burned the Liu family to the ground, leaving not a single one behind. Her grandmother’s death? She would collect the first installment of that debt. While gathering medicinal herbs in the mountains, she happened upon a badly wounded man dressed in black and casually brought him home to save his life. The man’s martial arts were absurdly powerful, and his identity was shrouded in mystery. He had only intended to stay for a few days. So why wasn’t he leaving? Not only did he help her clean up one mess after another, he even gave her a hundred mu of fertile farmland and a token. “If you ever need anything, come find me.” From then on, Shen Yuntan had a farming cheat in her left hand and used her right to beat the trash out of anyone who crossed her. She made ice. Built waterwheels. Established medicinal herb fields. And her life grew better and better by the day. As for that Young Master Rong who came all the way from the capital… “Hey, when are you leaving?!” He wasn’t leaving? Fine. Then don’t blame her if she turned his Imperial Court upside down. She protected those she cared about. And he protected her. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrated Into the Ancient Times, Where the Ugly Country Girl Married a Prince — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠