Su Qinghe, an office worker in the city, transmigrates one day into the body of the eldest daughter of a poor farming family in ancient times. Their home is bare? No problem! She has the “Fortune of a Hundred Flavors,” a space that lets her grow crops and raise livestock. Watered by spirit spring water, crops ripen overnight; with a thought, the yard fills with scurrying chickens and ducks. She has loving grandparents, hardworking parents and an uncle and aunt, and lively younger siblings. There are no toxic relatives, just a big family that sticks together through thick and thin. See how she uses modern know-how and the powers of her pocket space to improve farming tools, grow out-of-season fruits and vegetables, open a food workshop, and lead her whole family, along with her uncle who travels to trade, down the road to prosperity. Along the way, she supports the poor but handsome and steady young scholar next door, the future top scorer in the imperial examinations. She thinks she’s simply investing in someone with potential, but who knew the scholar would start looking at her differently... The prince of the realm and the richest merchants all become her reliable allies. See how this little farm girl weaves a grand portrait of prosperity encompassing the countryside, the streets, and the imperial court!
