All My Neighbors are Convinced the Female Knight from My Rice Field Is My Wife

In a quiet rural town, Jin Mita tends to his modest farm with the steady rhythm of a man accustomed to solitude. His days are measured by the rising sun and the seasonal cycles of his crops—until one ordinary morning shatters that peace. There, sprawled among the flooded rows of his rice field, lies an unconscious woman clad in armor. She awakens as Seraphim, a knight who speaks of a world beyond this one, yet retains no memory of how she crossed the threshold between realms. Without any knowledge of local customs, basic necessities, or a single place to turn, she finds herself utterly adrift in an unfamiliar land. Moved by her vulnerability, Jin offers her shelter, a decision meant purely as an act of kindness. Yet the close-knit community has its own interpretation: whispers spread like wildfire, and soon every neighbor is convinced that the mysterious armored beauty is none other than his wife. As Seraphim adapts to her new life, she trades her sword for a hoe, working alongside Jin beneath the sun and sharing meals crafted from the harvest they gather together. What begins as a strange arrangement blossoms into a gentle, heartwarming routine—the start of an idyllic countryside existence where even a displaced knight can find a place to call home.