[Transmigration + fleeing famine + living in seclusion + farming + making a fortune + imperial examinations + everyday life]
A ramshackle courtyard, a disabled husband, a foolish elder brother-in-law, a refined mother-in-law, two frail children, awful neighbors, and a loud, blindly overprotective family back home. The local people are tough, food and clothing are scarce, and there may also be famine, war, and banditry to endure...
This is what Wang Shu of the Agricultural Sciences Academy faces when she first transmigrates.
Before anything else, she has to save herself from her own obesity! And her terrible reputation! Good heavens...
What can she do? She has to survive!
So, relying on her extraordinary memory, Wang Shu tries to recall how the heroines of the transmigration novels she has read turned their lives around...
But it’s hard! She has no pocket dimension, no System, and no martial arts skills.
All she has is an indomitable spirit and a pair of hardworking hands, so there’s only one thing to do: get to work!
Life in the mountains is pretty pleasant: build a house, clear the land, grow vegetables and crops, and raise a white wolf as a pet. One day, she accidentally saves a miracle doctor and becomes his apprentice. Her husband stops limping and wants to leave the mountains to take the imperial examinations, so she can become an official’s wife.
Wang Shu: The road ahead is long. I don’t want to have children; I just want to farm and make a fortune...
I Transmigrated into a Book, but I Won't Be a Short-Lived Character
Shocking! The War Prince Says He Wants to Be with Me in the Modern World
Reborn, I Refuse to Let the Transmigrator Wreak Havoc Again
My Best Friend and I Transmigrated Together, and Our Experimental Farm Helps Me Reclaim the Land
Fleeing Famine with a Thousand Mu of Fertile Land
First of all, thank you all for your support 💕 Every request for updates, comment, and opinion you give is crucial to me and the author. Thank you! My first two novels had a "space" (or "golden finger"), but this one doesn't. Perhaps I don't fully understand the "satisfying moments" of novels. So, it's rather mundane, yet I'm determined to persevere.
The author's words are so beautiful: "May you remember the days worth cherishing when you are struck down, and muster the courage to resist malice. May you believe in your worth when you are lost, follow your love, do what you love, listen to your heart, and go wherever it leads. When you are tired and in pain, silently endure it, eat well, and get a good night's sleep.
Don't be fooled by the rating; this book is quite good. The female protagonist, who transmigrates, goes from fat to thin, changing her original foolishness and becoming smarter and kinder. She strives to be a good mother, wife, and daughter-in-law. Her mother-in-law is wonderful, working tirelessly to protect her family.
I really like the female lead who is unpretentious, doesn't wallow in self-pity, and is kind and intelligent.
It's pretty good. I like positive and uplifting content, and I hope there aren't too many terrible articles. Looking forward to the author's updates. Keep up the good work, author, and write more!
A positive and proactive approach to life! I'd rate it at least 9 out of 10.
Super engaging, easy-to-understand chapters, and delicate writing style.
I really enjoyed it; the story was wonderful and the ending was perfect. Thumbs up!
It's worth recommending; it's positive and uplifting. However, I feel some issues weren't explained clearly. I hope it will be better next time.
Overall, it's good, simple and clear, and the writing is fluent!