A Farming Novel’s Cannon Fodder? What a Joke! Even a Dog Wouldn’t Do It!

(The low rating is because the book hasn’t been given any exposure, so nobody’s reading it. Don’t worry, cuties, click in and you’re sure to love it!) [Homesteading + cannon fodder + female doctor + strong heroine + play the pig to eat the tiger + feel-good story + transmigrate into a book] Jiang Guo transmigrated into a book. This awful book is the kind where whoever transmigrates into it is left speechless. Other people transmigrate into books as spoiled princesses or marquises’ mistresses. She’s the youngest daughter of a poor family in a run-down village. From the start, all she has is a broken-down house, and her childhood sweetheart breaks off their engagement because they’re dirt poor. Her handsome eldest brother can’t have children and is mocked by the whole village. Her second brother, a martial arts scholar, has his leg broken by someone, ruining his future. Her arrogant third brother is sold into slavery and abused while trying to make money... How can she put up with this? No need to panic! Jiang Guo has a Chinese medicine System. She’ll grow herbs, sell medicine, and take her whole family to success! Cordyceps, ginseng, ibuprofen, notoginseng, lingzhi, anesthetic powder... If you can think of it, I can get it! The villagers are stunned to discover that the poorest family in the village, the Jiangs, have quietly made a fortune. Jiang Guo says, “Don’t worry, I’m planning to turn our village into a medicinal herb capital.” Starting with farming, Jiang Guo gradually makes a name for herself across the land, and the poorest village becomes a sacred destination everyone wants to visit! Just as Jiang Guo is counting money until her hands cramp, the original novel’s cold-hearted protagonist makes an appearance... (An alternate-history setting, primarily following the heroine, with the Jiang family as an ensemble cast. There’s a love interest, a handsome bodyguard who’s basically an accessory. The romance is fairly light.)