(Farming life + no golden finger + no pocket dimension + building a fortune)
Through a twist of fate, Shu Jin transmigrates to an unfamiliar little village. The moment she opens her eyes, she finds herself a widowed farmwoman with four children, and even a grandchild on the way.
Shu Jin is both delighted and dismayed. She is delighted, naturally, and grateful to Heaven for giving her another chance at life.
As for why she's dismayed? This setup, this whole character concept, is a bit of a mess!
After a brief bout of dismay, she pulls herself together. As long as she's alive, making a fortune is no dream. Life is life wherever you live.
There will be money.
There will be food.
And her daughter absolutely has to come home, too.
She'll make snacks and grow vegetables, all so she can lie flat as soon as possible and travel through mountains and rivers!
It's so beautiful!
This book is completely different from the author's other book. It's more about the bittersweet experiences of life, and I felt very sorry for the female protagonist. Thankfully, apart from her eldest son, her second son, youngest son, and daughter are all caring and loving towards their mother. ❤️❤️❤️
The female lead is quite clear-headed, and her career progress is not exaggerated.
After watching it, all I can say is that I feel so sorry for the female lead. 🥺🥺
It was pretty good, but the ending was a bit of a disappointment; the female lead actually died in the end.
The content is so realistic and relatable, without any fantastical elements or cheat codes, yet it's still incredibly enjoyable! I almost missed out on such a great story because of the ratings; a perfect 10/10!