My Heavenly Eye Sees Through Famine: I Dump My In-Laws and Feast on Meat

Natural disasters + fleeing famine + a golden finger + farming in seclusion early on + doing business and making money later + no male lead

So what if Ying Qiushui was a member of a post-apocalyptic exploration team? She fell into an abyss and died in an instant.

In the Dalu Dynasty, the peasant woman Ying Qiushui had been the only daughter in her family. Even her husband had been brought into the household as a live-in son-in-law, and she was spoiled and willful.

But fate is unpredictable. Her husband died of illness, and her sons were either conscripted into the army or killed by bandits. Only a group of elderly and weak people remained at home.

Having transmigrated into this mess, Ying Qiushui had no choice but to take it on.

As the family's pillar, she awakened an ability in her mind that could scan for usable ingredients within a five-kilometer radius.

In a famine-stricken age of chaos, with corpses everywhere, all they could do was flee!

During their flight, they stumbled into a hidden paradise that allowed people to enter but not leave...

The local people were proud of their way of life and ate what amounted to diet meals every day.

Then Ying Qiushui brought home a wild chicken one day, half a wild boar the next, and something different every day after that.

They couldn't sit still any longer.

[The story focuses on farming, clearing land, and everyday family life.]