After getting drunk, Lucy Sullivan slept with a stranger. Then, she woke up and realized she had transmigrated into a book! 

This book was one that Su Le's mother loved to read because the supporting cannon fodder character had the same name as Lucy Sullivan. Her mother even told her to memorize the book's contents. What if she transmigrated into the book one day? 

Sure enough, her mother's words came true. 

When Lucy Sullivan regained consciousness, she didn't regret her actions. After all, she had slept with the only good man in the book, and he was handsome!

In contrast, the male lead in the book was not a good person. He treated Lucy Sullivan, who accompanied him through hardships in the countryside, as an ATM, while being engaged to the female lead. He was a pure scumbag! 

The transmigrated Su Le wasn't as naive as the original character. She decisively abandoned the male lead in the book and turned away from him to marry the second male lead. 

The villagers said, "Lucy Sullivan, the Smithson family is poor. Can they afford to support a young lady like you?" 

Upon hearing this, Lucy Sullivan immediately declared to Samuel Smithson, "I eat very little." 

The villagers continued, "

Samuel Smithson, that Lucy Sullivan does nothing all day. Why don't you find a hardworking wife?" Samuel Smithson confidently replied, "I can afford her." 

Despite the opposition of everyone around them, Lucy Sullivan and Samuel Smithson ignored them and lived together. The whole village expected to see them fail, but to their surprise, not only did their lives get better, but they also had several children. 

After Transmigrating, Embraced by the Wildest Man

When Lucy heard Samuel say this, she guessed that he must regularly sell the medicinal materials he collected. She thought about it; Samuel gave her quite a bit of money last time, and even if he saved every penny he earned from work, it probably wouldn't have been enough.


However, Lucy didn't ask further. Some things didn't need to be clarified, and for now, it was enough that Samuel trusted her enough to have her help him sell ginseng.


"Once we're back home for dinner, you can rest. I'll finish my chores in the afternoon and then pick you up to sell ginseng in town," said Samuel as they headed down the mountain, just as cautious as on their way up, eliminating any dangers and obstacles along the way.


"This ginseng must be worth a lot of money. Can the people in town really afford that much?" The way down the mountain was even more challenging than the way up. Lucy held Samuel's hand for reassurance, but still kept her eyes glued to the ground, afraid of tripping.


027 A lot of money