Transmigrated to Another World: A Reborn Apocalypse-Era Farm Girl

This novel is currently being rewritten from the ground up. After major revisions and careful polishing, it is now in the middle of replacing the earlier chapters while updating with new content, so the plot may feel disjointed. If you're interested, you can add it to your library and start reading once the revisions are complete!

[Comedy + Plant-Based Powers + Pocket Dimension + Historical Romance + Fantasy + Everyone's Favorite + Adorable Kids + Farming + Building Wealth + Food + Strong Female Lead]

After dying at the hands of a friend in the apocalypse, Xu Anyan opens her eyes to find herself a young farm girl in Daliang Village, Great Sheng.

She thought she had a terrible start from the start, but her parents had longed for a daughter for half their lives, and her three older brothers spoiled her rotten. Having grown up in an orphanage in her previous life, she was nearly dizzy with all the affection showered on her, and could only feel that fate had treated her kindly.

Even better, her plant-based powers and pocket dimension had come with her. With her family, she grows chili peppers, opens a workshop, and builds their wealth. Life is thriving.

But just as things start going smoothly, trouble arrives.

Why has that young nobleman from the capital shown up out of nowhere, all to find the person behind a certain name? She can't get rid of him, no matter what. He's made himself at home, clings to her every day, and even declares that he'll marry her. Xu Anyan can only say she's utterly done with this!

But before she can get rid of one, two more show up.

That rascal has also set off a butterfly effect. Her childhood sweetheart comes to propose, and even her junior fellow disciple, whom she thought knew nothing of the ways of the world, has somehow fallen deeply in love with her. He has even guessed that she's from another world. What is she supposed to do?

Xu Anyan says: Making money is way better than dating. When it comes to love, she'll let fate decide!

Only, she never expected fate to ripen before the chili peppers did.

(Entirely original, handwritten work. Any resemblance is purely coincidental! There may be typos, so thank you for your understanding!)