(Farming + System + cute kids + year of famine)
Wan Qiqi, an older single woman, woke up to find she'd become a wicked wife in an ancient village.
Not only did she have a husband, but two little kids were crying around her.
Unfortunately, the original owner of her body was universally hated. She disrespected her mother-in-law and bullied her younger brother and sister-in-law. With the threat of being thrown out hanging over her head, she worked hard to earn money and support the family...
But this household was so poor it had nothing at all. Luckily, she had a trading marketplace.
Ding! Found wild vegetables: 10 copper coins!
Ding! Found wild medicinal herbs: 300 copper coins!
Wan Qiqi had big ambitions:
First, get her family through the famine. Second, build a little fortune of her own in this era!
This is a really, really good book. I enjoyed it so much that I didn't want to go to sleep.
Having read so many time-travel novels, this one is quite good. It's just a pity that it doesn't have a rating; I had to search for ages before I finally found one. I'm currently reading it and highly recommend it.
I enjoyed the storyline, especially the female lead. She's kind, lovely, and has her own special ability—it's enviable.
Encouragement, encouragement, encouragement
Great, fantastic!
It's alright, there's a male lead, but he's just an ordinary male lead. The female protagonist transmigrated as a wicked woman turned saint. Many people were afraid of the original owner and no one dared to mess with her, but the new protagonist's purpose was to make everyone doubt her and cause her trouble.
The content is so engaging, you won't be able to stop reading!
It's good-looking and watchable.
If the plague can be cured, why can't Wan Erge's adoptive father's illness be cured?