After her parents die tragically in an accident, Jiang Yue, the eldest sister, shoulders the burden of giving her younger siblings a future.
She thought they could return to their hometown and rely on their uncles, but her heartless eldest uncle wants to sell her siblings.
The fifteen-year-old Jiang Yue's gaze turns cold. “If that's how it is, then we'll split from the family.”
They think they can bully my siblings and me because we're weak and have no one to rely on? I'll turn the tables and give them a face-slapping lesson.
She climbs the mountain to gather medicinal herbs, plants chili peppers in the fields, opens a workshop, and sells food.
With the System's knowledge library at her fingertips, Jiang Yue only wants to help the whole village grow rich, then lie flat.
But then she discovers that her parents' deaths had another cause, and her younger siblings have lofty ambitions. Even her usually timid scholar husband, now holding a spear and sword, grins foolishly and says, “Wife, I want to fight our way back to the capital...”
It's really rare to be serious about farming and be an indigenous person.
It is a kind of daily and heartwarming farming novel, very beautiful, and the heroine has her own career line. It seems to have a eloquent feeling, which is more comfortable.