The Marquis's Abandoned Daughter Has Wood Powers and Gets Busy Farming in a Famine

After transmigrating, Su Jinse, a battle goddess from the apocalypse, became the foolish legitimate daughter everyone in the Jing’an Marquis household avoided. Because of her, her brilliant older brother was jilted by a powerful minister and became the laughingstock of the capital. To save the family’s reputation, her mother tearfully agreed and her older sister plotted to send her thousands of miles away to a barren estate, where she could fend for herself. Everyone waited for her to die, so they could erase the scandal once and for all. But who could have guessed that the desolate, abandoned estate would soon be filled with the fragrance of rice? Or that melons and fruits would flourish in that barren land, stricken by drought nine years out of ten? As famine gripped the capital and people chewed on grass roots and tree bark, the granaries at the Su family estate overflowed with grain. A single bowl of green-stemmed rice porridge brought nobles and aristocrats rushing to their door. Her family, regretting their actions, said, “Sese, the marquis’s manor is your home.” Su Jinse slowly replied with two words: “Too late.” Only the icy man demoted and banished to this place shielded her, his eyes filled with unshakable tenderness. “Whoever dares lay a hand on the one dearest to me will have to answer to my sword.”