She transmigrates into a land torn apart by war, and to make matters worse, she is a powerless young farm girl. Her crops are stolen, her home is burned down, and she flees with the only family she has left, her younger brother. After a long and arduous journey, they finally reach the lands within the passes and find shelter for the time being on a barren mountain. With her plant-based powers, the siblings never go hungry and money flows in. Along the way, they save a young imperial grandson who nearly dies amid an internal rebellion, and before they know it, he has grown into her little husband. As the saying goes, a wife follows her husband. When he sets out to take revenge, she naturally helps him seize the throne. Wait, what? We’ve only just taken over the empire, so can someone tell me where all these women who keep trying to move into the imperial harem came from? Don’t they know my nickname is “The One Who Scares Even Ghosts”?
The story of the hard work of children with the surname Yun in ancient times!
It's depressing to watch, not bad.