Su Qinghe, a modern food blogger, transmigrates into a wasteland where a thousand miles lie barren. Drought and famine ravage the land, villages are crumbling, and parents selling their children for food is no longer something found only in books. It is a daily horror. She has nothing to her name but an ancestral jade pendant, which unexpectedly opens a tiny space that can only store things. With the original owner’s young brother in tow, she is forced to join the tide of refugees fleeing famine. Ahead lie endless dunes and dangers unknown; behind her is the homeland that has become a living hell. See how Su Qinghe draws on modern knowledge, a little spring water, and an unyielding spirit to find food and fight for a chance to survive in a world where human lives are worth less than grass. In the end, on the shores of the vast East Sea, she builds a seaside paradise of her own.
