Transmigrated as a Farmer's Daughter, I Became a Princess by Selling Vegetables

Transmigrated as a Farmer's Daughter, I Became a Princess by Selling Vegetables Plot:

Chu Yan transmigrated overnight into an orphaned farmer's daughter with both parents dead, living in a dilapidated house and targeted for her ancestral home by the village bully. In desperation, she binds a spiritual spring space that lets her grow off-season crops like winter watermelons and summer Chinese cabbage—even ordinary greens are ten times more tender. When she earns her first pot of gold selling vegetables, she accidentally offends Xiao Jingheng, the cold-faced prince on incognito inspection—he mistakes her for a "profiteer inflating prices." But as he investigates, he finds she’s clever at dealing with gentry schemes and relieving disaster victims. Xiao Jingheng shifts from "finding fault" to "protecting her," secretly solving her troubles. With the space and her wits, Chu Yan goes from a street vendor to the county’s largest vegetable merchant, and eventually is made a princess by the emperor. Even sweeter? The prince arrives with an imperial edict to propose: "My princess will manage the world’s vegetable baskets with me."

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