[Fleeing Famine + Pocket Dimension + Spirit Spring + Building an Empire + No Romance]
When she closes her eyes and opens them again, Song Yining has become the youngest daughter of a farming family in a mountain village in an alternate ancient world.
Luckily, her family isn't wealthy. There is also a miserly grandmother who favors boys, a taciturn and distant grandfather, and a shrewd, hot-tempered aunt... But overall, the family is warm and sincere.
Song Yining thinks she can lie flat and enjoy a peaceful, comfortable life. But just as things at home begin to improve, she gets the full transmigration-to-the-countryside package: drought, fleeing famine, and no bathing (not really).
Watching the riverbed slowly dry up because it hasn't rained, and the plants wither, Song Yining is frantic.
But she's too young for anyone to take her seriously, and there's only so much she can do. All she can do is find ways to fill her pocket dimension, just in case.
Fortunately, her efforts pay off. With Song Yining's subtle help and influence, the entire village of Sangyun Bay not only manages to migrate to Liangzhou Prefecture, with its vast stretches of fertile land, but also takes root in its new home and begins to prosper.
This isn't a fast-paced wish-fulfillment story that rushes through events. It's more of a slice-of-life chronicle, so read according to your tastes.
It is compact, orderly and not procrastinating, and the progressive plot is smooth and exciting.
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The setting is excellent and the story is solid. The more I watch it, the more I like it.
The plot, pacing, and characterization are all very good, and the story is great.
It is full of details and the wonderful story cannot be stopped.