Transmigrating to the 70s to Marry a Rough Man, I Made Sure the Whole Village Ate Their Fill

[Era setting, space ability, marriage before love, female protagonist’s growth] Miao Qing has transmigrated. The good news: she’s young and beautiful, has a spatial dimension, and has awakened wood-type superpowers. The bad news: she’s a mute fool with a body weaker than a three-year-old, abandoned by her family and sent to the countryside in the Northwest. But since she’s here, why would she just let herself be bullied? Miao Qing plays the fool to catch the cunning—stealing her scumbag father and scheming siblings’ hidden savings into her space, crushing every troublemaker who dares to provoke her so they can never recover. She constantly upgrades her abilities, not only making her own life comfortable but also ensuring the villagers have enough to eat. However—the educated youth settlement isn’t just home to a reborn delicate beauty, but also a high-ranking official’s son as the male lead, a dramatic female sidekick, the original female lead who refuses to be cannon fodder, and a flirtatious male sidekick… The drama is endless. Miao Qing is as happy as a badger in a melon patch—until she trips over a vine and ends up covered in dust. She glares at that scruffy hunter, who dares to use her secret to blackmail her into a fake marriage. Just you wait—I’ll make you pay! Li Youzhang swears he’s only on a secret mission and can’t reveal his identity; he never meant to bully the girl. He plans to compensate her properly once he fakes his death later on. But he never expects that by the time that day comes, he’ll have already lost his heart. The arrogant, cold-faced man turns into a jealous, devoted husband: “Wife, I’ve got thick skin. If you hit me, you’ll only hurt your own hand. How about I do it myself? Which cheek should I start with?” Miao Qing: “Stay away with your love-brain. Don’t get in the way of me upgrading my abilities, cultivating new crops, and making sure everyone gets enough to eat!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrating to the 70s to Marry a Rough Man, I Made Sure the Whole Village Ate Their Fill — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠