Farming Begins with a Five-Year-Old Little One

Yang Zi'an transmigrates to the ancient Yangjia Village in another world. Orphaned, she has to scrape by at her uncle's house with her three-year-old younger brother, eating less than the chickens and rising earlier than them. Every day she gathers wild greens, feeds the chickens, washes clothes, and collects firewood. To get enough to eat, she takes her brother deep into the mountains to catch wild rabbits. Her aunt tries to sell the heroine for money, so she hands her own daughter, Yang Daya, over to human traffickers instead. Yang Zi'an splits from the family and cuts ties with them. Though she is no longer beaten, now she has to flee the famine. There's no water or food, and soldiers from the Southern Kingdom are advancing. She has no choice but to flee. Once she's safe, Yang Zi'an uses the knowledge from her previous life to start a perfume business. Before she knows it, she's become the richest person in the country, and before she knows it, she's selling her wares to countries all over the world. Then she finds herself pursued by Wang Hao, a hunter's son. What a surprise: Wang Hao turns out to be a prince.