In the years of famine and severe drought, the land was bare for thousands of miles, the cracked field soil had cracks as wide as fingertips, and all the seedlings withered. The smoke from cooking in Linjiaao was cut off, and people died of hunger everywhere. The heroine Su Qingyuan was originally a top student in modern agriculture. When she stayed up late to sort out ancient agricultural books, her fingertips touched a piece of ancient blue-grained jade passed down from her ancestors. Suddenly, the world began to spin. When she opened her eyes, she was transported to the body of a poor peasant orphan from the Dajing Dynasty.
The original owner's parents died young, and his uncle and aunt occupied the old house in Susuktian. They were beaten and beaten harshly. In the cold winter, he was pushed to a shabby woodshed, where he died of hunger and cold. The uncle and aunt wanted to take over the remaining half-acre of the original owner's ancestral land, and also wanted to sell her to the old rich man to fill a house in exchange for food.
Su Qingyuan resisted the cold and held the ancient jade with blue patterns that came with his soul tightly in his palm. Instantly, a warm and clear current flowed into his limbs and bones. The Baicao Atlas and the hidden secrets of natural disasters, clan fighting, and neighbor plots in the next three years appeared in his mind.
In a farmhouse in troubled times, the weak eat the strong. She clutched the ancient jade tightly, and there was a cold light in her eyes: From now on, she will protect herself, build a family business, fight for the best, open fertile fields, and use the golden finger of the spiritual spring to plant a beautiful life in the wasteland, so that all those who bully her will bow their heads and admit their mistakes.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
