Agriculture student Su Qinghe transmigrated in her sleep, only to become the “wicked woman” of an ancient farming family. Her husband had been sent to serve in the army, their home was bare, and she had two emaciated children who trembled with fear of her. From the start, things were so bad she had “only one bowl left.”
Just when she was desperate, she unexpectedly activated a portable space: rich black soil, a spirit spring that could ease hunger and restore strength, and even modern personal belongings! Relying on the spirit spring in her space and her agricultural expertise, she cleared land and grew vegetables, hatched chicks and made oil, first making sure the children had hot rice to eat and then giving the village gossips a face-slapping.
From “the Qin family's despised daughter-in-law” to building a good life with her own hands and her golden finger, Su Qinghe had more to do than give the children a better life. In this fictional ancient world, she would live a life even more exciting than the one she had in the modern world. But what would she do if her husband, sent away to the army, suddenly came back?
