Grandma Chunhua

At fifty, Wang Chunhua retired and transmigrated into the body of a forty-two-year-old widow in the fictional Pingjing Kingdom. She had four sons, one daughter, two grandsons, and four granddaughters. She only wanted to enjoy her retirement, but the family had nothing but a few thatched huts. Chunhua had never been one to back down when she was young, and she had tried all kinds of small businesses. In the end, she chose the one she knew best, hoping to make a little pocket money. Instead, it just kept growing. When she saw her good-for-nothing son struggling with farming, she improved some tools and seeds. That brought a retired former minister to her door, and before long, he was urging her every day to make the nation stronger. Her dream of retirement was shattered. She had no choice but to strengthen the nation. This book has no imperial harem, inner-courtyard scheming, or many awful characters. It’s simply about farming, running a small business, and raising children. [No CP, farming, raising children, base-building.] My new book is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!