[Farming + No Golden Finger + Breaking New Ground + Slow and Steady + Helping the Whole Village Find Its Way to Prosperity]
Su Yuhe accompanies her advisor into the mountains for a survey, only to be buried by a sudden mudslide. When she opens her eyes again, she has become a lonely young farm girl in the Great Jing Dynasty. Her parents left her a house that can shelter her from wind and rain, but with no food or money, how is she supposed to survive?
Looking at the empty grain sack at home, Su Yuhe decides to take drastic measures. She sells the two mu of land her parents left behind and buys grain to get by for now. But a farmer without land still needs a way to make a living. After spending a long time studying the Qingfeng Mountain range, Su Yuhe discovers numerous natural mountain springs and pools. The idea of raising fish comes to her, and she wants to put the fish-farming knowledge she learned in the modern world to use in this unknown dynasty.
Most of the villagers are kindhearted, but they live in poverty. They say that those who live by a mountain should live off the mountain, and those who live by water should live off the water. Qingfeng Mountain has given her a good starting point, so she needs to make wise use of it, prosper first and then help others prosper, so everyone in this era can eat their fill and live well!
The road to an ambitious goal is always long, but fortunately, Su Yuhe meets someone willing to walk it by her side. Their relationship has no dramatic twists of love and hate, only the quiet tenderness that grows little by little. In the stillness of night, lamplight falls on them leaning together. Between daily chores and meals, they find the longest-lasting peace.
