[One-on-One Romance] [Both Couples Get Together] [Transmigrate into a Book] [Farming] [Fleeing Famine] [Everyone's Darling] [Adorable Child] [Playing the Fool to Fool the Tiger] [Ghost Hunting]
Qiao Qingqing was a thoroughly modern young woman of the 21st century. From the age of five, she kept saying she could see ghosts and spirits. Her horrified family abandoned her in the wilds of the forest.
An old Taoist priest happened to pass by, casually grabbed her by the scruff of her neck, and took her away.
After eighteen years of eating coarse grain and vegetables on the mountain, she finally made it into university and could escape the old man's clutches at last.
Then, on the first night of term, I opened a farming novel and was born into it!!!
I was born on a handcart, and from then on, I was the only little girl in the Qiao family for three generations.
But when I opened my eyes, I saw neither a kind mother nor uncles who treated me like a performing monkey. Instead, I saw those densely packed points of light.
No wonder there was a saying that spirits weren't allowed to become monsters after the founding of the country. It wasn't that they weren't allowed, but that they couldn't. In all eighteen years of her life, Qiao Qingqing had never seen such good stuff.
Little Qingqing gulped it down greedily.
Fleeing famine in the Northern Territories? Rebuilding the family home? None of that was a problem.
But just as she was imagining how she'd soon be living high on the hog, she suddenly realized something was wrong.
Who did you say you are? The Qiao family? Help!
The Qiao family who lost everything after saving a girl?
The Qiao family whom the heroine used as a stepping stone to please the man she loved, then mercilessly crushed?
Is this the lovesick heroine's crazy diary?
And the heroine is a female monster, too? Let's drag her out and see.
Now that I'm here, let's see who dares to provoke me.
I'll catch monsters, build infrastructure, construct houses, and buy farmland.
Qingqing, I'll lead you to prosperity.
The writing is very good and the plot is also great. I would like to ask the author if he could not use the flashback technique in the future because it seems a bit confusing.