Transmigrating as a Woman Farming Her Way to the Chancellorship

When she wakes, urban office worker Su Yun has become a girl in a poor farming family in ancient times. Seeing the ramshackle hut and her three younger siblings, gaunt with hunger, she rolls up her sleeves and gets to work! High-yield crops, new weaving techniques, water conservancy projects: who says a woman can’t become chief minister?

Under the court’s calm surface, undercurrents swirl. A county magistrate of the seventh rank dares to point at the sitting prime minister and curse him out: “My lord, do you know what it feels like to die bloated after eating Guanyin clay?” The Golden Throne Hall falls silent, but the emperor on the throne slowly smiles. Just as her hybrid rice doubles the yield per acre, a royal guard rushes in with a report: “My lord, urgent news from the border! The repeating crossbow you invented... shot right through the tent of the Turkic khagan!”

Watch how a modern agricultural sciences PhD wields a plow in one hand and a court tablet in the other, using scientific farming to overturn the entire government in an age when men rule and women are kept down!