Fleeing Famine: Don’t Follow Me! I’ve Got No Food!

[Farming + transmigration + System + flight from famine + no romance]

Su Nuan binds herself to a System that rewards punishing evil and helping others.

Just as the name suggests, she earns points by punishing bad people or doing good deeds. Those points can be used to buy any supplies in the System.

The original owner's mother went into premature labor after her wicked stepmother-in-law schemed against her.

Her maternal grandmother is furious, but since her daughter still has to make a living under the stepmother-in-law's thumb, she advises Su Nuan to put up with it too.

Su Nuan isn't bothered.

Put up with what?

She absolutely refuses to.

If she doesn't stir up trouble, how is she supposed to punish the wicked?

Let's do it.

This has to get started.

And preferably, she should stir things up every day from now on.

That's how she'll earn points every day.

She'll help those who deserve help, and beat up those who deserve a beating.

A bad person comes asking her for help?

Help them? As if!

They're more likely to get a beating!

The drought drags on, then a plague suddenly breaks out, forcing Su Nuan's family to flee famine along with the villagers.

To save up points, Su Nuan chooses carefully whom to rescue.

The people she saves won't listen?

Then she beats them!

Once I've beaten you, get lost!

As her points keep piling up, the people she has rescued fall into step behind the Su Family Village's group.

When they finally settle down, the village, which originally had only a little over twenty households, has grown into a huge settlement of more than two hundred. The local magistrate grants them the privilege of establishing a village of their own.