A real farming novel, nothing earth-shattering, just a sense of flowing water and playing house.
Lu Xiaotong is a well-behaved engineering girl who likes to read farming stories about family life, spring planting and autumn harvest. One day, she read an insanely "refreshing" article: the heroine was a woman from another world, lost her husband due to the plague, and had three young sons. The heroine relies on her golden fingers to dig wild ginseng and collect medicinal materials to get rid of poverty and become rich. By chance, she met the amnesiac prince, used her strong financial resources to help him return to the royal family, won a palace battle, and was established as the prince. He also rose through the ranks and became a world-famous queen merchant - full of vulgar routines. Lu Xiaotong, who has rich experience in mountain life, couldn't help but leave a comment and was dragged into the farming novel by the author to replace the heroine of the original book. This time, the author took back all the cheats and only kept the background of the story.
After his soul passed through, Lu Xiaotong encountered dangerous situations such as plague, loss of husband, house collapse, bandits, and wild beasts one after another. Lu Xiaotong and his three young sons relied on the unique tenacity of engineering students, rigorous logical deduction, and strong hands-on ability to form a stronghold, fight stupid battles, and fight step by step to survive in desperate situations again and again. In the end, the author withdrew the article and revised it again, and Lu Xiaotong successfully returned to the modern world.
Borrowing the definition of "hard science fiction", self-evaluation: This is a "hard farming" work.
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It's great, I read it in one sitting.