The Lucky Farm Girl Novel

Transmigrated into the body of a ten-year-old girl, Yang Mengchen finds herself born into a struggling ancient farming household with crumbling dwellings and meager land, burdened by elderly, frail, and disabled family members. Yet fortune smiles upon her—the family elders are virtuous, her brothers possess good hearts, and the village community extends genuine kindness. For Yang Mengchen, once tormented by callous relatives and subjected to endless ridicule in her previous life, this humble existence becomes a godsend.

Determined to lift her beloved family from poverty, she draws upon her past as a ruthless corporate executive to transform their circumstances. Pharmaceutical formulas, greenhouse innovations, bustling storefronts—one by one, her ventures flourish. The Yang household ascends from penury to prosperity, while neighboring villages blossom under her guidance, creating an idyllic rural landscape of unprecedented success.

As wealth and renown accumulate, the grown Yang Mengchen turns her attention to matrimony, summoning distinguished suitors from across the realm. But a cold, intimidating Prince stations himself at the Yang family gates, methodically dismantling her prospects. "Too tall. Too short. Too fat. Too thin. Too dark. Too pale. Uneducated. Deceitful," he declares, erasing each candidate with brutal efficiency.

The entrance empties. Yang Mengchen seethes with frustration. "Prince, you've eliminated everyone! How shall I find a husband now?"

The Prince's response drips with possessive certainty: "I dare any man to claim you. I would personally escort him to the Underworld."

Undeterred, he proclaims his own qualifications, enumerating his power, status, wealth, and virtue as though reading from a sacred scroll. "Only I possess the perfect measure of an ideal husband. None other compares to my magnificence."

The royal guards exchange bewildered glances, questioning whether their Prince understands the gravity of his shameless self-promotion.