Escaping Disaster: From Mountain Folk to Sea Folk

(Early on, life in the mountains; midway, fleeing famine like an outing; later, life on an island. Lots of food. An entirely fictional setting, entirely fictional, entirely fictional. I said it three times, okay?)

Hua Qianqian had transmigrated once before, spending seven years in a dynasty that had never appeared during her years of schooling.

She cried after losing an argument with the village chief’s hunting dog, and then, in a dramatic twist, a System appeared and promptly disappeared.

She got a pocket dimension, but it came with plenty of restrictions and some pretty useless extra features.

Still, there was an upside: at least she and the village she cherished could move house without a single casualty.

She loved food, so she especially enjoyed helping her second aunt cook. Who would have thought that the Mountain God she made up on the spot would bring along a Sea God as a bonus, appearing in her dreams to teach her cooking?

From a little girl protected in the mountains and free to roam wherever she liked, Hua Qianqian became the village’s darling on the journey to escape famine, and eventually the reason her whole village could make a life on an island.

Through a twist of fate, she became engaged to a handsome young man. Their romance began when he threw silver at her, and she gradually fell for him as they spent time together.

Hua Qianqian figured she was a lost cause: vulgar and selfish.

Feng Youye: “Don’t say that! You’re not!”

I’m terrible at writing introductions… A warm, leisurely story… The male lead doesn’t appear much. If that’s not your thing, feel free to drop it. I’ve been writing for five months, so I’m practically an old hand. My mindset has improved by leaps and bounds, but not much else has.