A Farmer's Daughter's Daily Life as an Official

Wuyou transmigrated one day and became the only beloved granddaughter in a poor farming family in ancient times. Unfortunately, the family had barely anything to its name. Her mother held her in her arms, her eyes full of love, though a faint worry furrowed her brow. “Winter’s almost here. Can a baby this small survive?” Grandma rushed into the courtyard. With one swift stroke, the family’s only dependable old hen met its end! “I’ll go up the mountain later and see if I can hunt a pheasant.” “Sister-in-law, that’s not something you should worry about. Just focus on getting your strength back and making sure the baby doesn’t go hungry. That’s what matters most.” “Yue’er, don’t worry. With me here, our daughter won’t go hungry.” - Though the family was so poor even the mice were skin and bones, everyone still did their best to save the best things in the house for her. This unfamiliar warmth and family affection brought tears to Wuyou’s eyes. Fortunately, she had a pocket dimension. She had to grow up quickly and help her family live better lives. What was there to fear in a year of famine? They could grow sweet potatoes and fight the locust plague. Their lives kept getting better, and she even became a township lady. Unfortunately, war raged on the borders, enemy forces lurked nearby, and the city was on the verge of falling. Could they really abandon their home and flee south? How could that be possible!