A slice-of-life farming story + transmigration + fictional dynasty + little kids + living off the land + coming-of-age + no portable space + few obnoxious characters + no romance.
Zhang Zhen, a high school sophomore, accidentally transmigrates to an unfamiliar dynasty. She has no parents, and neither her grandmother nor her uncle cares for her. Luckily, she meets a group of kind online friends who encourage and accompany her, teaching her practical life skills and all sorts of useful knowledge.
In the midst of going hungry and lacking warm clothes, she keeps learning and working hard until she finds a path that is uniquely her own.
A friendly reminder:
This story contains lots of landscape descriptions.
If that’s not your thing, feel free to stop reading.
Before reading, you might want to head over to Douyin and look up the Chinese aesthetic films directed by Mr. Hu Jinquan.
That might help you get more immersed in the story.
The knowledge points are so dense that listening to the book is really a listening pleasure. Sure enough, tomatoes understand my preferences. Author, please keep updating, please keep updating, please don't stop updating.