I Transmigrated into a Novel and Returned to My Hometown to Raise Kids

Feng Xinyi never imagined she’d get another life after the car accident. The timing, though, was a little awkward: the fiancé she’d accidentally slept with in her previous life was still in bed beside her.

But she doesn’t care anymore. Without even turning her head, she gets up and leaves. She’s done putting up with her biased parents, walking on eggshells to please them, and swallowing every grievance. Taking her documents and the child in her belly, still too small to show, she heads to the scenic province of Yun.

She plans to quietly spend the rest of her life in the countryside, but then she discovers that her jade pendant contains a pocket dimension, complete with an endless supply of spiritual spring water. With this powerful asset, she figures she can make a living as a fruit farmer.

Since she can’t cook, she hires a housekeeper.

By chance, Feng Xinyi meets the housekeeper’s son. He’s handsome, and he also has a skill that lets him come running whenever she calls.