[Alternate world] + [spatial dimension] + [fleeing famine] + [farming] + [cozy daily life]
Fed up with endless overtime, Ye Mingyue quits her job and returns alone to the old house her grandmother left her. There, she accidentally discovers that the items inside can be replenished without limit.
She thinks she’s about to begin surviving the apocalypse, but after falling asleep, Ye Mingyue transmigrates to an ancient era in the midst of famine.
From the start, she’s on the road fleeing the famine, with little water or food and refugee bandits watching them all the way.
With a sharp-tongued but softhearted mother-in-law, a frail and scholarly younger brother-in-law, and a household full of vulnerable women and children, the journey is fraught with difficulties.
Luckily, she has her spatial dimension. Ye Mingyue leads her family away from the villagers and manages to carve out a path to survival.
The journey is perilous but ends safely, and once they settle into their new home, she really gets to work.
They build a tiled-roof house, start a business, and buy shops. With the whole family working together, their lives grow more prosperous by the day.
Ye Mingyue, who once had few family ties, suddenly finds herself with a lively household: her mother-in-law, sisters-in-law, a well-behaved son, and a husband who seems rather devious...
So what if I transmigrated to a famine-stricken era? Just watch me step by step into a life where I win without lifting a finger.
Beautiful and worth recommending. There's not so much exciting intrigue, it's just plain unity and warmth, which is pretty good. The male and female protagonists don't interact much, and Banban didn't appear later. It would have been nice to introduce it more.
It's beautiful. The author's writing is good and very engaging. Watching the heroine make money and develop her own business step by step is very fulfilling and gives me a sense of plain happiness [Blow kiss]
Not bad, you can go and see it
It's nice, but the ending is a little too quick.
This book is very nice
Good looking, not verbose, recommended
This daughter-in-law is capable and kind.
It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking, and the advantages of being a time traveler are fully utilized. The whole family is kind and the ending is happy.
You can't skip watching, and you can't waste any of it.
Very good looking, compact plot