[Farming + Space + Medical Skills] One day, Song Lamei, a female military doctor from a certain special forces brigade, and her husband Liu Fan had their wedding and were suddenly involved in a car accident on their way to their honeymoon. Her husband was seriously injured and she died on the spot. Her soul traveled back to the ancient Chenjia Village, where she lived as the 12-year-old daughter-in-law of the same name as the third eldest child of the Chen family. The wedding failed, but she became the youngest widow in the village. She also became the stepmother of three stepchildren. The Chen family disliked the third bedroom as a burden, so they separated her and her stepchildren to live alone. Facing a poor family, she was not discouraged, but raised her stepchildren with her own hands. They were also asked to read and write, and they were trained according to their interests and hobbies. Chen Xiaochun loves reading, Chen Donghua likes embroidery, and Chen Meihua likes medical skills. At the beginning of the family separation, Song Lamei dug wild vegetables, yams, black fungus, etc. To satisfy her hunger. She dug herbs and caught venomous snakes to sell to the drug store. Go hunting in the mountains to obtain wild boars, rabbits, etc. And sell them to restaurants. She built a brick house. Open a medical clinic to treat illnesses and save people. Perform a disembowelment on behalf of the deceased to take out the child. Make money by opening a food shop. Plant herbs, vegetables, fruits, sorghum and other food in the space. After the sorghum is harvested, high-strength liquor is brewed and sold to restaurants. Go up the mountain to catch venomous snakes, brew medicinal wine and sell it to the pharmacy. After the fruits are harvested, they are made into preserves and wine for sale. She made hand-made harvesters and improved the straight ape plow into a curved ape plow to increase productivity. She also led the villagers to become rich and established sweater knitting workshops. She cured plagues, fought droughts, and weathered famines...
