In the Year of Famine, My Eldest Sister Is Too Soft-Waisted, and the Heirless King of Hell Clings to Her Night After Night

"Shen Si ... not in the woodshed ... My younger siblings are still waiting outside for something to eat ..."

"Shh, why are you trembling? I'm just tightening the grain sack hidden at your waist."

In her previous life, Su Wanqing was tricked by her cruel aunt. Two sacks of moldy sorghum were sold to an old bachelor, leading to the deaths of her three younger siblings during the famine. She herself ended up drowned in a pond.

Reborn on the eve of the great drought of 1975, she unexpectedly unlocks the spiritual spring space inside her family's ancestral jade pendant! She takes back the compensation money, beats up her awful relatives, and empties her enemies' granaries. She vows to be a good big sister and raise her siblings to be plump and healthy.

But why does the gaze of Shen Si, the village's retired "Living Yama" who lost a leg collecting her body in her previous life, seem more and more strange this time around?

At night, under the pretext of fixing the roof, he pins her against the scorching earthen stove. His rough, calloused fingertips travel inch by inch over her rain-soaked floral blouse, his voice frighteningly hoarse. "Wanqing, the wheat flour is yours, my life is yours ... But tonight, will you let me put my strength at your service?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is coincidental. Do not imitate.