My Family's Fortune Was Stolen, and I Came Back from the Dead

【Farming + feel-good + pocket dimension + no romance + everyday life】 Content warning: The heroine is young, and there’s plenty of family drama. She puts in extra effort early on to improve her family’s life, so if you’re looking for a ruthless, decisive heroine, this isn’t for you. What could be worse than waking up as the unlucky counterpart to a blessed heroine in a famine year? Oh, how about becoming the seventh daughter of a dirt-poor family, born to bring honor to the ancestors? To make the girl next door, Lin Funiu, seem even more blessed, the Wu family’s luck keeps getting worse. Lin Funiu has six brothers who dote on her without question, and a grandmother who favors her above all others. The heroine is also the seventh child, but her name is Wu Qiudi, “begging for a younger brother.” All she has is a timid mother who’s dead set on having a son to honor the family, and a grandmother who calls the girls money-losing burdens all day long. She refuses to admit she ever asked for this so-called heir... Luckily, she has a farming pocket dimension. Growing grain, vegetables, and fruit, and raising fish, chickens, and ducks are all a piece of cake. Her eldest sister marries a wife-beater? No problem. She’ll brainwash him in no time, and the scumbag will end up with nothing. Her second sister dies in childbirth? Leave it to her. She’ll give her spiritual spring water to restore her strength, and invent birthing tools to give every woman in labor extra protection. Her third sister is so love-struck she wants to elope? One word: he’ll ruin your fortune. Suddenly, every man disappears from her sister’s eyes. As the Wu family’s granddaughters thrive one by one, Lin Funiu starts to panic. Wasn’t she supposed to be Heaven’s darling? What do you mean, they switched places?