Two Lifetimes in One: I Brought a Spirit Spring Back to the 1980s and Became a Farm Owner

[Mystic Spring + Farming and Business + Ensemble Cast + Crossing Between Multiple Books]

[Raising chickens, playing with dogs, raising kids, and occasionally getting rich: everyday life]

Chi Qunpan had a dream. She kept dreaming about the decades ahead of her. She lived to a ripe old age without illness or pain, and had few regrets. It was a lovely dream.

But she was only in her early twenties, and she was still giving birth.

The dream was strange, and after she woke up, she did discover something unusual: she'd suddenly gained a miraculous spiritual spring.

It could revive withered trees and fill poultry with energy.

Plant anything and it would thrive; raise anything and it would flourish. Since things had come to this, she might as well lease a whole hillside, plant fruit trees, raise chickens and ducks, and let cattle and sheep roam everywhere...

With a husband and children, she could become a farm owner, wait for opportunities to come with the changing times, keep up with the trends, and make a little money. Life would be wonderful.

Chi Qunpan's favorite saying was, “It's a small business. A little prosperity is plenty.”

A farming and poultry-raising expert and powerhouse heroine × a handsome, strong hero who's occasionally sentimental

Panpan and Xiaoming work hard to earn money and raise the kids, while the whole family strives for a better life!

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In Xikou Village, nothing makes people more envious than the four shining daughters of the Chi family. Every one of them is a big deal.

Chi Qunpan discovers that her life is far more exciting than she'd imagined. Are the main characters really right here beside me?

As an ordinary person, she gets to witness the main characters' dramatic ups and downs. Could one unintentional action save the protagonist?