Substituting Marriage and Exile, the Young Master's Wife Farms a Northern Granary

Sang Zhixia, once a promising agricultural doctoral student, after a fall, became a miserable concubine forced to marry in place of her sister! On the wedding day, the groom rushed into the bridal chamber and slapped her with a divorce letter. But the imperial edict to confiscate the family's property followed immediately. Sang Zhixia watched as the eunuch bribed by her eldest legitimate sister tore up the divorce letter that represented freedom, and tearfully followed her playboy husband on a three-thousand-mile exile. The Northwest countryside was cold and harsh, with the roof leaking wind during the day and rain at night. Moreover, she encountered a group of pseudo-aristocratic relatives who found it difficult to adapt to the change in status. Life was so difficult... But to survive, one must first farm. When it comes to digging, sowing, and earning money, who does a doctor of agriculture fear? The black soil of the Northwest grows the most pleasing crops, and the coldest winds bloom with the most dazzling flowers. The bitterness fades, and what comes is the spring breeze of ten thousand miles that belongs only to Sang Zhixia. But she looked at the affectionate playboy and was stunned: “Didn't we say that I was a substitute bride?” Why is the white moonlight actually me???