After accidentally working herself to death during a forty-eight-hour shift, Lin Jiaojiao transmigrated to a remote little village.
She had no money or land, and her husband was a hard-drinking gambler.
She divorced him on the spot!
Taking her four children, Lin Jiaojiao left her in-laws’ home and began the second spring of her life.
When drought struck, she found a water source. When locusts came, she wiped out the pests. She went from a lowly village woman to a respected lady of the imperial court.
She reclaimed wasteland and farmed it, planted trees and raised silkworms, dug ponds and raised fish, opened the most prosperous restaurant, and built the largest cloth shop.
She also established a school so all the village children could get an education. Knowledge changed their fate: adults and children alike shed their illiterate status, and Xiping Village became famous throughout the region as a village of learning!
No one expected Lin Jiaojiao to single-handedly drive the whole village’s economy forward, from agriculture and animal husbandry to tourism.
A year of famine became a year of plenty. They went from barely having enough to eat to having meat at every meal, and the children in neighboring villages were green with envy!
Her ex-husband begged her to take him back, but Lin Jiaojiao kicked him away and told him to get lost!
Someone asked, “Don’t you ever think about finding another man?”
Lin Jiaojiao quickly clutched her purse. “I’m afraid they’ll have their eyes on my money!”
Does the author have a male lead in this story?
It's a good watch. The female lead is kind and capable, but the only downside is that she doesn't know martial arts.
It's good, but there's no male lead. After reading about 120 chapters, I had no regrets. Only after you're good can you see what comes next.
A good book, worth reading.
It's a great read! The storyline is well-written, and I love the female lead's wisdom and inspirational qualities. Highly recommended!
So far, it seems pretty good 👍
It was good, but the ending was too rushed?
Leave a footprint as you pass by
I thought it was finished, but it turns out it's been discontinued. Four stars, I'd give it four; it's still quite good.
It looks good, I like it.