After dying from overwork, modern office worker Lin Wei wakes up in the body of Lin Erya, a bullied nobody in an ancient farming family. Her father is the family’s workhorse, her mother is a doormat, and the three siblings can barely get enough to eat. Facing a biased, sharp-tongued grandmother, scheming uncles, and a sudden run of years-long drought, Lin Wei quietly activates the ten-square-meter space she carries with her.
She secretly stockpiles grain and improves the poor soil. When the family falls apart, she decisively takes her closest relatives on a perilous journey south.
She uses her space to farm, buys houses and land, and opens shops everywhere, becoming a wealthy woman everyone looks up to.
This is a heartwarming story of an ordinary person who, in desperate circumstances, uses her own hands and ingenuity to protect her loved ones and rebuild a home.
It's alright, but as I read on, it felt like it was turning into a fantasy novel. It's like the story of someone fleeing famine has turned into a magical one.