Transmigrated as a Three-Year-Old, I Made a Fortune Foraging in the Mountains

[Historical setting + farming life + adorable kids + pocket dimension + mysticism + doted-on heroine + punishing scumbags]

Jiang Fubao, a special forces instructor, opens her eyes to find herself a three-year-old toddler in the 1970s, crying from hunger.

Her grandmother is about to sell her for a bride price from the start? Her parents are meek, and her siblings are all skin and bones?

No problem! Fubao has a pocket dimension with a spiritual spring in one hand and mystical powers that let her communicate with animals in the other.

"Grandma, try to sell me again, and a big tiger from the mountains will come pay you a visit!"

"Dad, there's a hundred-year-old ginseng under that rock!"

"Mom, the hills behind us are full of gold!"

While other families are still eating bran and wild greens, the Jiang family has a yard full of chickens and ducks and meat at every meal.

Jealous, grasping relatives try to take advantage of them? Fubao kicks them flying, one after another!

What's with the handsome boy from the neighboring village chief's family? He follows her everywhere and keeps bringing pheasants and rabbits to her house.

The handsome boy says, "Fubao, how about I give you myself, too?"