Transmigration × a slight golden finger × troublesome relatives × making money with delicious food
Dayat and her family struggle to get by. Her parents work themselves to the bone, yet no one gives them any respect.
When her father is badly injured, her grandmother still plans to sell Dayat off for a ghost marriage. Dayat kicks the bloodsucking Third Branch out of her life, takes on her biased grandmother, and fights tooth and nail to split the household.
After the split, Dayat throws herself into finding ways to make a fortune, taking her uncle's family along to gather medicinal herbs, cook delicious food, and open an eatery.
One day, she suddenly realizes she has saved up a fortune and even befriended a miracle-working doctor. Her career as a food blogger specializing in ancient cuisine is thriving, too.
Her elders play favorites? No matter. Dayat knows how to cherish herself. Though poor and down on her luck, she refuses to bow to fate. She works hard to make money, helps her younger brother grow, and uses her intelligence to help her friends, struggling against the odds and changing her destiny in an era of rigid class divisions, where human life is treated as worthless as grass.
