After Transmigrating, I’m Exiled and Raising Pigs at the Same Time

Ye Yao is a 21st-century animal rescue worker, but she never expected to transmigrate while being sent into exile. Not only is she shackled and chained, covered in grime, but the original owner of her body was a wicked woman who made life miserable for everyone. She’s divorced from the start and branded a murderer. Could anyone have worse luck? No need to panic. The little animals she rescued have come along too. When she’s hungry, there’s wild boar; when she’s thirsty, there’s sweet dew. The parrot has a sharp tongue, and can break up arguments while showing off its cuteness. Exile turns into a trip. At long last, they reach the border, only to face turmoil and famine. She hunts in the mountains, catches fish in the river, makes a fortune, and claims a mountain as her own. What? Her husband wants to rebel? But all she wants is to farm. Her husband becomes the chief minister: “I’ll protect your thousands of acres of fertile land and give you a lifetime of peace and quiet. We’ll have a baby, and spend every night wrapped up in each other.”