Transmigrated into the Sickly Beauty of the Seventies: Raising a Powerful Man Through Livestreaming

[Delicate, sickly beauty × cold, arrogant young man sent to the countryside; spatial farming, livestreaming, period setting, adored by the whole village]

Luo Chuyi wakes up in the body of a sickly beauty from a period novel, a girl who won’t live past twenty. The first thing she sees is a house with nothing in it.

She looks at the space mark on her wrist and listens to her chatty System, then smiles.

The rice ball shrieks, “Host! Viewers from the apocalypse tipped ten bags of compressed biscuits, hoping to trade for that wild vegetable in your hand! A powerful interstellar tycoon is offering a nutrition drink for tomatoes picked from your space! We’ve struck it rich! Wait, catch your breath first!”

Luo Chuyi leans weakly against the door. “What’s the rush? First, help me sneak this jar of malted milk powder into a corner of the cowshed.”

Her future grandparents are starving there right now.

Later, the whole Tea Mountain Hollow production team is stunned.

How did the Luo family’s sickly girl, who supposedly wouldn’t live to twenty, not only regain her healthy glow but also lead the whole team in gathering herbs, growing mushrooms, and opening a workshop? Their lives are thriving!

The village layabouts keep watch at the entrance, looking fierce. “Keep your eyes peeled! Don’t let outsiders steal our little lucky star!”

Ji Huaian, the aloof heartthrob from the educated youth compound, pins her against a tree. “Do the outsiders they’re talking about include me?”

In the cowshed, a group of sent-down professors gaze at the osmanthus cakes and pear paste that keep appearing in their arms from out of nowhere, their eyes turning red.

Meanwhile, in a livestream set in a distant modern world, an elderly viewer with the ID “Waiting for the Flowers to Bloom” types out the largest possible tip with trembling hands:

“Good child, thank you for coming to love us.”