Transmigrated Farmer Girl: I Became a Princess by Selling Vegetables

Transmigrated Farmer Girl: I Became a Princess by Selling Vegetables Plot:

Su Xiaoman, a modern fresh produce operator, died from overwork and transmigrated into a starving farmer girl in the Great Chu Dynasty who had to eat tree bark to survive. To live, she used modern marketing skills—tying wild vegetables into premium bundles and soaking them in well water to keep freshness—and surprisingly sold them at meat prices in the county! But just as things got better, the village bully came to snatch her stall, calling her a "seductive witch." At that moment, Gu Zhao, the世子 (Prince) in moon-white brocade, appeared and snapped, "This is mine," scaring the bully away. Xiaoman thought she met a noble savior, but little did she know Gu Zhao had long remembered her—last month, he fainted from hunger during an incognito tour, and her wild vegetable congee saved him. Since then, the Prince became a "helper" at her stall: squatting to tie vegetables, secretly exchanging his jade pendant for silver to slip into her pocket. When Xiaoman's "chain vegetable shops" opened in the capital, the emperor issued an edict to make her "Hui Ning Princess" for "being the top contributor to revitalizing agriculture." At this moment, Gu Zhao took out a secret memorial—turns out he had recommended her to the emperor long ago, because the day she smiled while holding the congee, he knew, "This is the little lady I want to spend my life with."

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