Ye Tiantian, a powerful cultivator from the Age of Declining Dharma, transmigrates into a frail farm girl. From the start, she has vicious relatives, a mother who gets her into trouble, and a dilapidated home.
Ye Tiantian says none of that is a problem when she has spiritual control powers. She splits from the family and puts those awful relatives in their place, farms the land, raises fierce beasts, and even picks up a little husband along the way.
She thought her little husband was handsome, kind-hearted, and easy to push around, but it turned out he was a sweet little dumpling with a black-sesame filling.
Yet, looking at that soft, harmless face, Ye Tiantian completely abandoned her principles.
When her little husband works, Ye Tiantian says, “Leave it to me!”
When her little husband beats someone up, Ye Tiantian says, “Leave it to me!”
When her little husband starts a rebellion, Ye Tiantian says, “Leave it to me!”
But as the rebellion goes on, Ye Tiantian realizes: Am I rebelling against my own family?
