[Not a wish-fulfillment story + no over-the-top relatives + family life + no royal family + food and farming + fictional era + limited pocket dimension]
In the early chapters, she farms, cooks, and makes money. In the middle, she flees a famine. Later, she returns to her old trade by gathering seafood!
Jiang Huan'er is a painting spirit who has spent two hundred years painstakingly cultivating in hopes of becoming human. Heaven has granted her wish, but how did she transmigrate into the Lin family of farmers? And why is she now a selfish, awful woman who sells her own niece?
The Lin family is destitute. They have barely enough to eat or wear, and their thatched house leaks. Jiang Huan'er can't help thinking: there are seven children, plus a crowd of grandsons and granddaughters following behind. More than a dozen mouths, young and old, need feeding. This life is going to be tough.
Luckily, she has a pocket dimension. She earns her first fortune through System sign-ins, selling mung bean porridge, chestnuts, boxed meals, honey-glazed chicken wings, and all kinds of delicious food. With her own two hands, she works hard and gradually builds a better life.
Just as things start looking up for the family, drought strikes. The Lin family has no choice but to flee with the rest of the villagers...
[The heroine's first time being human + a growing heroine, with the occasional quirky moment]
Good-looking, very warm, nothing fancy, just wait and see again