My Farmer Husband Is a Prince

[A ruthless prince disguised as a country farmer vs. a reborn concubine’s daughter] In her past life, Xiao Guiwan cured Prince Ning’s incurable illness but was trapped in the deep palace, dying alone. Reborn, her elder sister vies to marry Prince Ning, forcing her to marry Ye Daniu, a farmer in the countryside. Xiao Guiwan smiles: farming, raising chickens, a spiritual spring in her spatial realm—away from palace intrigue, carefree and unrestrained. On her wedding night, she’s drugged and forced to consummate her marriage with her farmer husband. Fine, this man is handsome, strong, and physically capable; she’s not at a loss. But she gradually discovers—this “Ye Daniu,” who only knows how to plow, can write military strategies, set up battle formations, and the calluses on his fingers aren’t from hoeing at all. Until one day, the general’s banner descends, and thousands of soldiers kneel in welcome: “Welcome, Prince Zhenbei!” Xiao Guiwan: ??? What happened to the peasant girl? Even more devastating—this man is also reborn; in his past life, he was the war god killed by her elder sister. The two reborn drama queens looked at each other in bewilderment: So in this marriage, who is lying to whom?