[Farming + System + Survival During Famine + Disaster Foresight + Ensemble Cast's Struggle]
Lin Caiwei survived the apocalypse for ten years, hoarding supplies until her space was packed full. She was on the verge of earning the title of "Ultimate Survivor."
Then she opened her eyes and found herself in ancient times, as a sharp-tongued widow in a country village.
Her house was bare, she was in debt to loan sharks, and five children depended on her: her sensible eldest son had recently married, her second son was impulsive, and her third was clever. Most heartbreaking was her fourth son, whose leg had been kicked to pieces by debt collectors, leaving him bedridden.
Lin Caiwei: "..." This mess was more intense than being surrounded by zombies.
Luckily, her System space had come with her, complete with an upgraded [Shop].
Debt? The gold bangles she'd stockpiled in her space during the apocalypse were just waiting to be spent!
Her son's leg injury? She had Yunnan Baiyao she'd stockpiled!
The whole family going hungry? She could pick up a lightning-struck tree on the back mountain and sell it to the Shop for instant silver!
Just as Lin Caiwei was running a business with one hand and farming with the other, slowly holding her broken family together, her [Foresight] ability suddenly activated: in six months, the land within a five-hundred-li radius would become a barren wasteland, with not a single grain harvested.
The countdown to disaster had begun.
Once all she wanted was to protect her own children. Now, gazing at the cracked fields and terrified villagers, she clenched the newly unlocked [Resource Map].
"This time, more than just one family has to survive."
From a mother to a village's beacon of hope.
Watch as an apocalypse survivor turns champion farmer, stockpiling grain, finding water, building canals, and training people through natural and man-made disasters... rewriting the fate of an entire village.
The teacher writes a lot and fills in many pitfalls, and the writing is very logical. Overall, I feel very comfortable. I didn't feel like I didn't want to read it after reading it halfway through. Well, I hope the teacher can update more, and I'm really looking forward to it!