Driven Out to a Ramshackle House, I Strike It Rich and Raise the Kids

Synopsis: Farming + feel-good story + raising kids + family squabbles + building wealth + everyday life + System She activates a time machine, hoping to travel 100 years into the future, but instead accidentally transmigrates to an impoverished mountain village in ancient times. The 27-year-old single noblewoman is suddenly transformed into the mother of three children. Her biased mother-in-law takes advantage of the fact that their branch of the family has no one to stand up for them, beating and berating them every day. They do the most work but get the least to eat, barely managing a bowl of watery vegetable porridge each day. Her awful sister-in-law prowls around her maiden home like a starving wolf or a rabid dog, even trying to sell her own niece to pay for her husband's studies. The eldest branch is full of lazybones, while the second branch is blindly obedient. Song Mulan: Why should they be allowed to treat us like this? We’re splitting from the family. We have to split! After they split, everyone waits for the third branch to starve on chaff and wild greens. Instead, their lives flourish more with every passing day. Where is that mouthwatering smell of meat coming from? The third branch’s house. Whose granary is that? The third branch’s. Who bought that plot of land? The third branch did. Song Mulan figures that since she’s here, she might as well accept this new body and lead the people she loves to a life of spectacular wealth. Nobody believes in her, but she’s determined to make her life extraordinary.