(An island story focused on farming, with a cozy feel and a one-on-one romance. There is a pocket dimension, but it doesn’t do much. Not a royal-family story. She transmigrates into a fishing village and makes a fortune while building a life.)
After an explosion in the kitchen, Wen Shiyu woke to find that her family of four had transmigrated to a poverty-stricken island.
The clanspeople had left the island? No problem. Her father stepped up, resolutely taking on the role of village head and leading the remaining clanspeople to prosperity!
Her mother couldn’t cook? No problem. She could teach everyone how to make compost and farm, and even become a writer, penning a hit serial that the whole dynasty eagerly followed.
Her older brother was a handful? No problem. When he got involved, he could do the work of two, and was capable of anything on land or at sea. Developing the island had become his ultimate goal!
As for Wen Shiyu, with her parents and brother around, of course she could enjoy life as a little foodie.
No one ever said that transmigrating could come with a second older brother! The second brother she picked up was a pitiful, clingy sickly type. Luckily, he wasn’t too ill, and a little care would set him right.
But what was with this man sticking to her all day long? How could she get rid of him?
The man: “I gave my life for love and crossed through time and space just to meet you again. I arrived here alone. Are you still unwilling to accept me?”
Wen Shiyu: “We’ll talk about it later.”
The man: “...I don’t care. I’m marrying into your family!”
Wen Shiyu: “If you don’t care, then neither do I.”
She faces natural disasters, battles pirates, cultivates fertile fields, and raises countless South Sea pearls worth a fortune.
So what if the challenges are many? Let’s see how my family overcomes them and keeps moving forward!
