I Brought a Supermarket to Ancient Times and Made My Husband Rich

(Transmigration + golden finger + building wealth + a small ensemble cast)

Wen Qianing was stabbed to death by a thug while protecting a pregnant woman. When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated to ancient times... as a refugee!

Looking at the refugees, whose hungry eyes had turned green, Wen Qianing quietly pulled back the hand she had reached toward the supermarket that had come with her. What a joke. She wouldn’t dare bring anything out. If a lone girl like her showed these people her supplies, they’d tear her apart.

The frontier was remote and sparsely populated. Everything was fine, except for the bitter cold and scarce supplies. There were more women than men in the village, and plenty of trouble. Gossiping women were constantly making things up about her, a lone girl.

Wen Qianing decided to meet trouble head-on. Whoever came to insult her got an earful. If she couldn’t out-insult them, she’d beat them up. If once wasn’t enough, she’d do it twice. Once her reputation as a shrew spread, fewer people dared to mess with her.

She grew corn, potatoes, and sweet potatoes, saved up money, built a house, and raised pigs, cows, and chickens. As her family’s life got better and better, she even stole the eldest son from the family next door.

The man was great in every way, except that he was a little fierce. But that didn’t matter, as long as he was useful.

P.S.

1. The heroine knows when to bend and when to stand firm. She can be ruthless at times, but is usually a “lamb.” Get her angry, though, and she turns into a demon.

2. An everyday farming novel with a leisurely pace.

3. A small ensemble cast.