When other people transmigrate, they become princess consorts or princesses.
When Lin Wanxing transmigrates, she becomes the most miserable girl in an 1980s rural village.
Her grandmother points at her nose and calls her a “good-for-nothing girl.” Her family of four is kicked out with nothing but half an acre of stony land and a leaky shack.
Granny Lin sneers, “You’ll be crawling back to beg for food in three days!”
Too bad the soul in this body belongs to a 21st-century agricultural sciences PhD.
Can’t grow crops on stony land? She tests the soil, heats and enriches it, and improves the seeds, coaxing a bumper harvest from between the rocks!
Steal her grain? She’ll pin you in the mud and beat you!
Throw a tantrum? She’ll call the whole village to judge the matter and shame you in front of everyone!
She encounters a snake in the mountains and is rescued by Lu Jingyan, a stoic hunter.
He tosses her half a wild rabbit. “Going into the mountains without a weapon is asking to die.”
She gives him dried wild greens in return, but later makes a fortune following his advice on selling mountain produce.
From gathering wild greens just to fill her stomach to growing bumper crops.
From secretly gathering mountain goods for cash to opening a processing workshop and landing department store contracts.
Lin Wanxing builds her family a new house, buys them an ox, and becomes a renowned “Mountain Goods Queen” far and wide.
The Lin family, who once bullied them, can only watch the aroma of meat waft through her village and regret it bitterly.
Lu Jingyan stands behind her with his hunting rifle. “Selling mountain goods all over the county isn’t enough? I’ll go with you to the provincial capital.”
Lin Wanxing smiles and waves a hand. “Let’s get our marriage certificate first, then talk expansion. After all, we should have a home of our own first.”
Cast out with nothing?
Sorry, what she dug out of desperation was a mountain of gold.
