A top student from a modern agricultural college wakes up transmigrated into the body of a discarded widow in ancient times.
From the start, she lands in the middle of a famine, with starving refugees everywhere she goes.
While others flee famine, she reclaims wasteland. While others complain of poverty, she stockpiles grain.
Farming is her specialty, and her transmigration comes with a portable spiritual spring. With superior seed cultivation, she can cheat her way to success.
Drought? No problem.
Famine? Not a chance.
She can grow enough life-saving grain on her tiny plot to fill a whole storehouse. Give her a field, and she can make sure the people of Daxia never go hungry again.
From a discarded wife, she rises to become a female grain merchant personally appointed by the emperor, enjoying riches and comforts. Then suddenly, a bunch of people appear, claiming to be her relatives.
She gives a cold laugh and waves them away: “I’m an orphan. I have no family.”
This granny only recognizes grain and power now. No interruptions.
