The Female Butcher and Her Sweet Wife

【Tall and capable taciturn young girl × cold, aloof fake widow】 Li Hua's rise to the rank of general in her lifetime was thanks to two things. First, binding with a system. Second, meeting Dong Yun. In the endless expanse of rice fields, Li Hua and her parents were cutting rice. The girl’s back bent up and down tirelessly, as if she had boundless energy. Xiong Shi, looking at the daughter she had raised for over a decade, couldn’t help but grumble: “That fairy-like woman—I truly don’t know what she sees in you.” Li Hua: “Maybe she likes my honesty.” Those who knew better: “She likes her rough hands and her strength, of course.” Later, when the world fell into chaos—bandits ran rampant, refugees wandered everywhere— Li Hua, relying on her system, led the villagers to hunt in the mountains for food, farmed and reclaimed land, repelled the bandits, and eventually marched all the way to the capital. With her help, Dong Yun reclaimed everything that belonged to her. Kneeling before her mother’s memorial tablet, she said: “Mother, you always said the young are inexperienced and unreliable. This time, you must have misjudged. This one may be young, but she can certainly shoulder responsibilities.” … Mini Theater: Dong Yun asked: “Do you like children?” Li Hua: “Only because she’s your child!” Dong Yun’s hands paused: “What if she weren’t mine?” Li Hua, hugging little Fubao, answered without hesitation: “Your big black dog—I’d even grow fond of it since it guards your gate day and night. As long as you love them, even if they don’t come from your womb, I’ll love them too.” Fubao kissed Li Hua’s cheek: “Fubao loves Li Hua too.”

Xie Yan's soul transmigrates into the beautiful village belle of Yan Village. The stunning village belle attracts many covetous eyes, but her despicable third uncle plots to sell her, her frail mother, and young brother. At this critical moment, the village's scholarly woman appears— this cold and aloof woman extends a helping hand to her. With the scholar's aid, Xie Yan splits from her family and establishes a female-headed household. Leveraging modern knowledge, she opens an eatery, pioneers rice-fish farming, writes fiction, develops an oil-based printing press to expand her printing business, and becomes the village's wealth-bringing leader. In the end, the prosperous—Xie Yan—leader repays kindness with betrayal and "digs up" the scholarly woman.

Modern office worker Shen Nanzhu is reborn as a naive village girl in ancient times. With her grandmother gone and creditors at the door, should she resign herself to becoming a creditor's concubine, or marry the notorious loner, Hua Yu? System: The loner has a spirit field. Choose her. Shen Nanzhu thinks someone as cold as Hua Yu would have no interest in disrupting her farming plans— she could peacefully settle into life as a peasant. But after marriage, Shen Nanzhu plucks weeds in the field, while Hua Yu follows behind, clearing stones. Shen Nanzhu digs holes to plant vegetables, and Hua Yu carries water to fertilize them— never leaving her side, like a clingy big dog. Where’s the aloofness? Where’s the icy demeanor? This woman overflowing with doting affection— is she really the same frosty rejector who resisted marriage? Shen Nanzhu: "Stay away. You’re distracting me from my work." Hua Yu: "First marry, then build a career—haven’t you heard?" Shen Nanzhu: "I just want to farm." Hua Yu: "My field here is overgrown with weeds!"