[Transmigrate Into a Book + Farming + System + Strong Female Lead + Natural Disasters + Food + No Romance + Building Wealth]
Sheng Tan wakes up to find she's transmigrated into a farming novel written by a “toxic best friend” after the two of them fell out.
Here, she's a wicked, utterly depraved cannon-fodder sister-in-law.
Not long after her wedding, her husband dies because of her. She constantly beats and scolds her three in-laws' children, squanders the family fortune, sells the children, then elopes with her lover using money made from their blood...
How vicious! Truly vicious. If she hadn't transmigrated into the book, she would have cursed “Sheng Tan” three hundred times.
Looking at the dilapidated, leaky house, the scrawny kids, and the rice jar as clean as a polished face... Sheng Tan squeezes her eyes shut, despair written all over her face.
Famine + natural disasters + human calamity + three kids: a nightmare from the start!
[Ding! Healthy coarse-grain soybean and chestnut flour, half a jin for five wen. Exchange?]
[Ding! The king of herbs, ginseng, worth one hundred taels of silver. Exchange?]
Luckily, a System for exchanging goods has dropped from the sky. Let's see how she feeds all three children meat at every meal during the famine and builds a fortune.
The plot moves quickly and the villains are dealt with decisively, making it quite enjoyable to read. However, it feels rushed. I suggest the author add more detail in later updates and avoid skipping over parts in just a few sentences. The beginning was good, but the later parts felt increasingly hurried. More detail could be added.