An Ancient-Era Widow Travels to the Modern Day and Eats Meat at Every Meal During the Famine

[Farming + travel between the past and present + building wealth + family life + taking on the worst sort + feel-good story]

Lin Wanqing was reborn, back in the year her husband had just died.

In her previous life, not long after her husband’s death, her mother-in-law sold off her two children one after another.

The twins, a boy and a girl, whom she had struggled so hard to give birth to, were also switched with someone else’s children by her mother-in-law while they fled famine. By the time Lin Wanqing found them, they had been chopped up and were boiling in a pot. As she was overcome with grief and wanted to die together with her mother-in-law’s family, her mother-in-law sold her to an old widower from their village, who abused her to death.

This time, she would make sure Granny Sun and the Wu family’s first and second branches did not get away with it.

As soon as she woke up, she made sure her two children ate their fill, then separated from her wicked mother-in-law to live on their own.

While hiding food, her ancestral hairpin pierced her scalp, and she unexpectedly discovered a stone house. The house was enormous, with two doors: one opened into the ancient past, the other into the modern world.

She had once been destitute, but she and her children made it through the famine.

While others fled famine, they hid in the mountains and ate meat.

While others gnawed on roots and tree bark, they ate meat at every meal.

After finally surviving the famine, Lin Wanqing built a fortune with her friends and children, becoming the richest person in the Yu Kingdom.