In her previous life, Liu Yiqing was a "cup shaker" in a milk tea shop. She ordered 300 cups on Valentine's Day. When she collapsed from exhaustion, she complained: "I might as well go back to my hometown to farm!"
Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a prophecy. After the earthquake, she traveled to the Yue Dynasty, the female dynasty, and became Liu Yiqing with the same name.
Good news: In a female-dominated society, a woman is in charge of the house, and she doesn't have to bind her feet to be a woman.
Bad news: The original owner is a lazy and scumbag wife who married three husbands, all of whom were starving and emaciated. She also sold her biological son for five taels of silver and planned to go to the flower house to redeem the young man.
Even worse news: The three men couldn't bear it any longer, so they beat her unconscious and tied her up together.
When Liu Yiqing woke up and faced this mess, she didn't cry and just said: "Give me the money and I will redeem my son."
She dismissed the young shepherd, ransomed her son, picked up the hoe and walked to the fields.
From shaking milk tea to holding a hoe, from a modern social animal to a female-dominated peasant wife - in this life, she will use these hands to plant hope into the dilapidated family.