[Famine + Building from Nothing + No Male Lead + Raising Children + Space System]
Gu Jiaran was sitting at home when a sudden crack of thunder struck. When she opened her eyes again, she had become the wicked shrew Gu, the wife of Li Shan and daughter-in-law of the second Li brother's family in Hegou Village!
Gu? The eldest daughter-in-law of the Li family in Hegou Village, Sandao Kou, Anyang County, Lin'an Prefecture, Great Xia? Li Shan's wife?
Wasn't this the transmigration novel she'd been reading lately?
The original Gu beat her mother-in-law and her young children. One day she'd insult her younger brother-in-law, the next she'd pick a fight with her sister-in-law.
She'd pick cabbages from one family's fields, snatch a few melons from another's, and even take a couple of logs from a neighbor's firewood pile.
Of course, she wasn't stealing. She took everything in broad daylight!
But she met a terrible end. The reborn heroine divorced her and sent her back to her parents' home. Then, while fleeing famine, Gu became a two-legged sheep for starving refugees.
The heroine led the villagers to safety from both famine and the soldiers, and eventually settled down in the south.
When Gu saw how the story ended for her, she couldn't have been happier.
Wait a minute. Now she's the wicked woman doomed to die horribly!
Waaah... She doesn't want to be cut up like a platter of sashimi.
To change her fate, she has no choice but to teach this body how to behave like a decent person again.
Whether fleeing famine or escaping chaos, money and food mean survival. Time to roll up her sleeves, make money, and stockpile grain and meat.
The book is very good-looking, light-hearted, humorous and full of ideas, especially the waste space that is getting more and more funny. If you recommend this book, it will get high marks [like it]. The only drawback is that even if the characters appear as villagers A, B, C and D, you need to write a few more words to introduce them, such as who they are from which village, otherwise it will feel abrupt.
It's a very interesting book. I've been reading it, but I haven't recommended it to others because I haven't finished it yet.