When she woke up, Su Wanwan and her family traveled through time.
Not at the scene of a house fight, but directly parachuted into an ancient border town that was about to face three consecutive years of drought and no harvest. What's worse is that this is just the beginning of natural disasters - in the next five years, droughts, locust plagues, scorching heat, extreme cold, and floods will take turns, pushing this era into the real apocalypse.
Good news: The whole family of twenty-two members is intact, and one person is missing.
Better news: Su Wanwan found that she could open a ten-square-meter small supermarket, which was filled with modern supplies-seeds, farm tools, medicines, salt, and a small amount of grain.
The not-so-good news: supermarket supplies are limited and cannot be regenerated. Diesel generators need to be used sparingly, rice and flour must be eaten wisely, and a pack of cold medicine may save a life.
But the Su family doesn't believe in fate.
The grandfather who was a veteran said: "What happened in the end of the world? Our family is together, and we are home everywhere."
My cousin, who studied agriculture, said: "Give me a piece of land and I will give the whole family a granary."
The second aunt, who is good at calculations, said: "How much food you have, how many days you live, if you calculate it, you won't starve to death."
Therefore, in this ancient apocalyptic world with frequent natural disasters, the Su family used modern wisdom to start a long game with the ancient land...
When three years of drought turned into five years of consecutive disasters, and when the entire dynasty was crumbling in the face of natural disasters, the small valley of the Su family grew green crops in the year of drought, and lit warm fires on extremely cold nights.
This is a story about "family" - farming in the last days, focusing on listening to advice, uniting, and surviving.
