If You're Going to Transmigrate, Why Come Back and Kidnap Someone?

[Two-way transmigration + natural disasters and war + stockpiling supplies + mountain living + food] The early story focuses on family life. Later, it turns to mountain living, sowing in spring and harvesting in autumn. The pocket dimension isn’t very big, and can only store supplies and be used to grow vegetables, raise chickens, and so on. After killing a human trafficker, Lin Momo dies young and transmigrates into the body of a peasant girl who starved to death in ancient times. Her only wish is to live to a ripe old age, preferably making it to a hundred. But reality gives her a hard slap: her father is on the verge of death, her heavily pregnant mother is causing trouble, her brother plans to sell his sister, her little sister is crying to be fed, and the food is rough and nearly impossible to swallow… When she discovers that her family’s little farmhouse has come along too, Lin Momo, unwilling to associate with awful people, flips the table without hesitation. Before disaster strikes, she retreats into the mountains to build a home, farm, forage for wild delicacies, and hunt… She frantically stockpiles supplies to prepare for the coming famine! Heaven even gives her another chance to return and stock up. A year later, drought, locusts, snowstorms, and peasant uprisings arrive one after another. The villagers flee with their families, but Lin Momo lives high on the hog in the mountains, enjoying an incredibly carefree life. Oh! The soldier she “tripped into” has transmigrated into the son of a high-ranking official, and now he wants her to take responsibility. Lin Momo, feeling guilty: Should she offer herself to him or not?