Wei Linlin, a food lover from the 21st century, eats too much at an all-you-can-eat buffet. Then one earth-shaking sneeze makes her choke. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself lying on a hard kang, freezing cold from head to toe.
The original owner’s memories flood in. She was also named Wei Linlin, sixteen years old, and married to Zhou the Hunter, a widower from the village. Half a month ago, Zhou went hunting in the mountains, slipped off a cliff, and died, leaving behind five children. The eldest boy, Shitou, is twelve, and the youngest girl, Niuniu, is only three. And Wei Linlin, the new stepmother who has been in the family for less than six months, is now the “jinx” everyone in the village blames for bringing bad luck to her husband, as well as the only one the five little burdens can rely on.
Since she’s already here, all she can do is work hard to build wealth, start a livestock business, and open a rural guesthouse. She can’t simply copy modern methods, so she’ll adapt them for ancient times.
Livestock farming: a total technological mismatch. Clever little tricks with agricultural techniques. “Wei Family Cottage.” One idea after another will come to life here…
With five children, she’ll help them develop their talents and become the next generation of leaders…
