The Kidnapped Farmer Girl Returns, and Her Family's Life Gets Better and Better

Shu Ran, a professional killer from the twenty-first century, transmigrates into a book as a minor character. The minor character was the third daughter of the prefect, but her own mother kept her hidden away for thirteen years, leaving her a pitiful, emaciated little girl. On the day of the prefect’s mother’s birthday celebration, her legitimate and secondary-status older sisters realize that once the poor girl grows up, she will be a peerless beauty. Jealous, they take advantage of their grandmother’s trip to a temple to spook the horses and send the carriage tumbling off a cliff, setting the pitiful girl on the path to an early death ahead of schedule. After the fall, the poor girl, now with a new soul inside her, is rescued by two kind strangers and taken to a mountain temple to recover. While healing, she takes a master. To her surprise, he is the state preceptor personally appointed by the late emperor of Nanli, sent here specifically to protect her arrival. Once she has recovered, she learns that the biological father of this body is the middle-aged man who risked his life to save her. She decides to return to the prefect’s residence first and collect some interest, then set off for home. Her family is poor, but her parents and grandmother truly dote on her. Even her aunts and older female relatives hug her with tears in their eyes, crying that she has finally come home. But just after she wipes away her tears, the grandmother who secretly sold her as a child starts plotting again. This time, she intends to sell her twin younger siblings. Once she gets to the bottom of things, she wastes no time heading to her grandmother’s house, grabbing an axe, and smashing the place up... From then on, she is notorious. Make the most of the mountains, and start by making money so the whole family can live better. What? Even an adopted daughter who was sold as a child can’t escape being exiled? No problem! We’ll face hardship bravely and make a good life for ourselves even in adversity. Hey, why do you keep following me everywhere? Are you trying to make me repay you for saving my life? The man: No, no. I’m doing all of this of my own free will...