A 25-year-old office drone transmigrates into the body of a jilted country girl and flees famine with her five-year-old daughter. The war has just ended, and the people are destitute. Her predecessor was unloved by both parents, and life is a struggle. With a broken bowl in hand, she can wash out a map of the weather and resources for the next three days. Mother and daughter rely on each other, making their fortune by farming, gathering medicinal herbs, and searching for iron ore. With a golden finger at her disposal, she turns her life around step by step. No benefactor suddenly appears to save her; she earns enough to live on with her own two hands. She dishes out face-slapping to awful relatives, puts troublesome neighbors in their place, and builds a home and a livelihood. With a bowl that reveals the land and all it holds, she’ll carve out a way to survive in these troubled times. Her adorable daughter is clever and always has a witty line ready, and together the two strong women build a life for themselves. Their everyday family life is warm and lively, while the farming and fortune-making bring plenty of satisfying moments.
