[Transmigration and Farming + Built-In Supermarket + Gourmet + Everyday Life + Business + Feel-Good Story]
Liu Chuncai, a little rich lady, transmigrates.
It’s embarrassing, really. After building a successful career, Liu Chuncai only wanted to lie flat. She invested in a supermarket, but on opening day she drowned in a fresh-food display pool that was only calf-deep. Then she transmigrated into the body of another Liu Chuncai, an ancient girl who had been pushed into the water and drowned by her scummy fiancé.
Her father went missing after joining the army, her mother is meek, and her younger siblings are crying out to be fed.
And then there’s her cruel fiancé, who’s as vicious as a wolf and as ferocious as a tiger.
Liu Chuncai is miserable.
She worked so hard for so many years just so she could lie flat, boo-hoo!
But since she’s here, she’ll make the best of it. Giving up isn’t in Liu Chuncai’s nature. Looking at the skinny bunch, she resolves to fatten them all up.
She doesn’t have a System, but she did bring the nearly thousand-square-meter first floor of a supermarket packed with food.
No grain? The supermarket has it. No seasonings? The supermarket has those, too. No golden finger? The supermarket’s right here!
Watch her wield an iron ladle and stride across tables and chairs, using her cooking skills to become the richest person in the dynasty.
The heroine is career-focused, with no romance, but the story is very, very slow-paced and centers on everyday life.
This is the first time-travel farming web article that I have followed on Tomato. I hope to see more story content unfold in the future.