One morning, Xia Tian wakes up to find herself turned into a peasant girl—also named Xia Tian—and is immediately forced to marry a sickly man who fled from famine.
She figures, well, marriage it is. A sickly husband is perfect for keeping a low profile in this strange new world.
But what she didn’t expect was that while he was indeed sickly… he didn’t seem all that ordinary.
No matter. Tagging along with this man and living an easygoing life works just fine for her.
Who would’ve thought this humble village girl would one day become a noble consort?
Still, why do people always seem so bothered by her just trying to get by?
Passerby A: “What makes you think someone like you can stand next to us?”
Xia Tian: “Citizen of Great Qian. Got a problem with that?”
Passerby B: “On such a joyous day, how dare you play the erhu in front of the Emperor?”
Xia Tian: “Why not? The erhu is a musical instrument, isn’t it?”
Passerby C: “I want a self-portrait too!”
Xia Tian: “That’ll be five hundred taels, not a coin less.”
Everyone: “…”
And in the very end:
Xia Tian: “Big bro, didn’t we agree this was just a partnership to get by?”
The Sickly Man: “Exactly. A lifelong partnership. Sounds perfect.”
Watch how our heroine works her way up in the ancient world—earning money, running businesses, opening shops, and using her magical spring space to rise step by step to the peak of life!
