Duo Ji

(The Book's title has been changed from the original Pretty Man's Beloved Farmwife: This Madam is So Hot). Yang Chuxia found herself in a different world, inhabiting the body of a destitute farm girl who had been killed by her step-grandmother. To make matters worse, her step-grandmother even intended to sell her lifeless body. How could she endure such a fate?
Hmph, whether you're a step-grandmother or an uncle, if you're a villain, I'll confront you just the same. Send one, I'll defeat one; send two, I'll conquer both.
Yet, after vanquishing the wrongdoers, she gazed upon her emaciated, poorly dressed parents, siblings, and the struggling, underdeveloped village.
Yang Chuxia seethed with determination, pointing to the sky and declaring, "I shall surely bring prosperity to this place, to the point where you'll fear having flowers bloom in summer when I tell you to have flowers blooming in summer, and where you are too afraid to seek women for me as suitors, when I tell you to find me men!"
A certain man whispered, "Wifey, I'm already a man..."

The Comeback of the Charming Farmer's Wife

The Prime Minister said, "When public indignation reaches a certain point, it will become uncontrollable."


The Emperor heard this and frowned deeply. Problems were indeed arising one after another. How could everyone be so troublesome?


Well, although the Emperor was wary of Lele, he still quite liked Ye Zi'an, given that he had once saved his life.


After thinking for a moment, he asked, "What do you suggest?"


At this moment, the Minister of Ministry of Personnel had no personal agenda and spoke from a neutral standpoint, "Your Majesty, perhaps it would be wise to temporarily relieve Ye Zi'an of his Prefect position. Once the situation calms down, he can be reassigned to another prefecture. Ye Zi'an's capabilities are well recognized, and naturally, he should not be discarded over such matters."


Chapter 1613: The Emperor Is Not Entirely to Blame