A Lucky Carp on the Run From Famine: The Blessed Girl Leads Her Family to Prosperity

Transmigration, famine migration, farming, business, a pocket dimension, a system shop, modern weapons, and being doted on by everyone. The moment Lin Xiao opens her eyes, she finds herself in a fictional ancient era, in the body of a five-year-old girl with the same name, carrying a pocket dimension and lightning powers. Lin Xiao was a top secret-agent doctor in the 21st century. By a twist of fate, the Lin Xiao of her past life acquired a mysterious pocket dimension and transmigrated with its contents. The villa, system shop, weapons depot, and hospital inside it all came along. Unfortunately, she transmigrated right in the middle of a refugee trek. She nearly got sold by her wicked grandmother in exchange for food. When her parents objected, the old woman beat them, and they finally cut ties with her. The family of four traveled behind the villagers. Little Lin Xiao was starving to death, and when her parents buried her, a group of villains nearly ate her as a two-legged sheep. Luckily, the village chief was a good man and rescued Lin Xiao's family with the help of several villagers. Lin Xiao's wicked grandmother and her family cursed the village and its people for meddling. To repay the villagers for saving her life, Lin Xiao would occasionally take them to catch pheasants and rabbits or hunt wild boars, making her wicked grandmother's family furious. When they wanted a share, she told them to get lost. There was no way she was giving them any. On the refugee trek, being gaunt and short of food and clothes was simply out of the question. They made their way to the capital, where she farmed, opened shops, and made a fortune. She went into the mountains to find a tiger to ride, and caught pheasants, rabbits, and foxes as pets. The animals of the mountains obeyed her every command. She grew high-yield crops and rare fruits. With modern weapons and all sorts of extraordinary goods at her disposal, even the emperor was on edge. “Daughter-in-law, could you bring your father-in-law a few more nice things?”