Chi Yueming transmigrated into the body of a four-eyed dog in Yaoyingzi Village. Right now, she has one urgent problem to deal with: she doesn't want to eat poop.
To avoid eating poop, she brazenly extorts Black Impermanence. To avoid eating poop, she takes two silly boys as her godsons.
To avoid eating poop, Chi Yueming works hard hunting in the mountains, making her own way and building a life from scratch. But after less than two months of good times, she hears shocking news: the whole village is going to flee the famine. Should she go or stay? The black four-eyed dog falls into deep thought.
But Heaven soon makes the decision for her. After kindly saving someone, she changes again, becoming Chi Yueming, the youngest daughter of the Chi family, who has just been divorced and sent home... with a baby less than three months old.
Chi Yueming is furious. Fine, fine, so this is how we're playing it? Then what was the point of all those days I spent as a dog?
The whole family stumbles onto the road to escape the famine. Along the way, they face droughts, floods, torrential rain, heavy snow, refugees, and packs of wolves. Fortunately, the whole village pulls together, and they finally reach the mountains of Manchuria, between the White Mountains and Black Waters. A cast-off wife leads her entire clan to wealth.
The content and subject matter are novel, and the reasons for time travel are also clearly explained. He is also an author who knows life well. It is rare to encounter a saying without [two catties], but with [two catties]. But there are many typos. The most obvious one is that in the whole text, all [of] have been typed as [all] by the author. The obsessive-compulsive disorder means that I need to correct it quickly. Forget it, there are too many typos, so I'm discarding it.