Transmigrated With a Supermarket: Farming and Fleeing Famine With My Four Sons

[Farming in the early chapters, flight from famine later] [No romance] [Transmigrates with a supermarket] [Four sons] [No princes, princesses, or emperors]

Zhou Yun, a clinic doctor, was sent flying after getting hit over a bottle of cola. She transmigrated to ancient times with the little supermarket next door, and became a widow with four sons.

They had no cooking pot, only a broken clay jar. The rice jar at home was always nearly empty, their clothes had a hundred and eight patches, and even their house leaked: when it rained hard outside, it drizzled inside.

Zhou Yun took her four sons up the mountain to gather chestnuts, planted sweet potatoes in the fields, went into the mountains to pick grapes and make wine, and used seasoning packets from her pocket space to make “ancestral” tea eggs... The Zhao family's life finally began to improve. They built a tiled house, bought a mule, opened a shop, and found wives for their sons.

Damn it, a war had broken out in the north, and famine had struck the south. If they didn't run, they'd be seized as conscripts or have all their food stolen by refugees. Zhou Yun had no choice but to take her family on a long journey to escape the famine. Fortunately, she had her pocket space, stocked with food and medicine...