Transmigrated into a dirt-poor farming family, Song Ying'er has no System and no pocket space, only a head full of modern agricultural knowledge and two hands ready to work.
Looking at her frail mother, her sobbing little sister, and her father, who nearly sold his daughter for food, she rolls up her sleeves. “No worries, I've got this!”
She improves the soil and develops sustainable farming, then uses her knowledge of microorganisms to brew a one-of-a-kind sauce. Taking an unconventional approach, she sells it wholesale to restaurants and food stalls, signs an exclusive deal, and earns her first fortune.
Her quick-witted sister Song Tao'er becomes a market whiz, a natural at bookkeeping and negotiation. The sisters join forces to build their business, making their way from barren hillsides all the way to the bustling capital.
A fallen young merchant heir, a reliable escort chief, and a young master with a discerning palate all come calling, but Song Ying'er only hands them partnership agreements. “Romance costs money. Partnerships are win-win.”
From a little sauce workshop to Song's, then to founding a women's merchants' association, Song Ying'er leads a band of women in growing crops and expanding their markets, carving out a place for themselves in the Great Sheng Dynasty.
So what if I don't have a golden finger? I can farm with my own hands and build wealth with my brains. I can still make life shine like gold!
