Lin Wan never dreamed she would transmigrate. From the start, she nearly drowned, then was almost crushed by something falling from above, and had to survive in the wilderness...
Damn you, heavens! Thanks a lot!
Who would have thought things could get even worse?
She’s transmigrated into the body of a simple-minded country girl with an intellectual disability?
Fine, she can live with that.
An earthen house with four bare walls, an empty kitchen, and rice gruel so thin it reflects the light.
An uncle might put up with that, but an auntie won’t! This life is impossible!
She rolls up her sleeves, ready to lead the whole family to prosperity, starting with a snack stall and working up to a grand restaurant, from a small workshop to a big factory. Let’s see how a country girl can thrive in ancient times.
What?
She’s reached marriageable age and has to marry, or the authorities will force her into it!
Lin Wan turns around and sets out to find a sweet, delicate young man willing to marry into her family.
But why does that young general keep following me around?
The man blushes. “The doctor says I have stomach problems and can only live off my wife. Do you think I’ll do?”
I feel that the heroine is not too smart and has no sense of defense. She relies entirely on the heroine's aura, otherwise she might not survive three episodes.