After I Transmigrated, I Took a Wife and Hid in the Mountains, Until My Mother-in-Law Couldn't Take It Anymore

[Ancient history + Great famine + Farming + No scheming or intrigue] Wu Xing transmigrates to an era of great famine. The Daqi Dynasty has suffered drought year after year; rivers and mountains have dried up, people chew tree bark and eat clay, and the land is littered with corpses and bones. Wu Xing's predecessor was a gambler and a wicked son who caused his parents' deaths. Enraged, his clansmen finally put an end to the menace.

After the predecessor dies, Wu Xing appears, looking exactly like him but with a kind heart. He doesn't gamble or hit people, treats his wife wonderfully, and knows how to provide for his family. He goes into the mountains every day. Though even the tree bark has been stripped and eaten, he still manages to bring back heaps of wild delicacies and game. Despite the severe drought and not a drop of rain, he can grow rice in the dry fields and lush green vegetables in the ground. He sells the surplus grain and vegetables for money... His wife gets a pleasant surprise every day. Together with Wu Xing, she sets out on the road to prosperity.