After accidentally falling to her death, Mu Xiaoxiao somehow transmigrates to ancient times and becomes a young farm wife branded a “bringer of bad luck.” But she refuses to believe in superstition. As a 21st-century woman, she believes in materialism and science.
And yet, birds drop their waste on her head when she walks, she chokes whenever she drinks, and anyone who comes within three feet of her is struck by bad luck.
After several months of misfortune, Mu Xiaoxiao is close to giving up, but then her husband comes home.
She goes up the mountain and finds a pheasant. A wild boar comes right to her house. What’s going on? The bringer of bad luck has turned into a lucky charm, with one stroke of good fortune after another.
Could her husband really bring good luck to his wife? Heaven didn’t want me dead after all. It was preparing a surprise for me.
Now that she’s got good fortune on her side, it’s time to get to work: build a career, open a shop, make money, and create a food empire to show these ancient people what she can do.
She rolls up her sleeves and gets to it, making herself a sweet and happy life.
