Reborn as a four-year-old fool in the Jiang family overnight, she starts out in the hellish mode of fleeing famine.
With the System and a talent on her side, from the start:
What if you can’t afford treatment when you get sick? Learn medicine!
What if you can’t afford rice? Grow it!
What if you can’t get pork? Raise pigs!
For a single hot pot meal, she has to start by growing every ingredient herself!
For the sake of lying flat in comfort,
she dishes out chicken soup with one hand and motivational pep talks with the other,
then starts down the tragic, one-way road of pushing herself to succeed...
[Warnings: 1. The heroine wants to help the world at large. If you prefer feel-good stories about looking after yourself and staying out of other people’s business, please move along. It’s not easy writing purely for love of the craft. 2. There’s very little romance, so chances to swoon over a couple may be few and far between, because the author is a loveless single dog herself.]
Not bad, the heroine's concise version of Xuan Hu Ji Shi. There is little content about escaping, but I didn't expect it to be played a second time. It's quite interesting in terms of guerrilla warfare and coordination. The whole village is indeed united and humane, with very few excellent ones.
It's really good to watch. Kudos to the author.
Very nice and well written article. Good luck, author.