On the road fleeing famine, she isn't selflessly generous or a simpering white lotus. She only wants her family to survive.
Shen Suihe wakes up reborn with an illustrated encyclopedia in her mind.
She earns points by gathering wild vegetables and uses them to unlock wilderness survival knowledge. This is her only golden finger.
There are five children in the family, and she's the middle one, never the one anyone pays attention to.
When famine strikes, her parents panic, her eldest brother is stunned, and her elder sister cries.
Only she has been stockpiling grain since last year.
On the road:
· When bandits block their way, she placates them with grain mixed with sand.
· When greedy relatives steal their food, she drives them out without mercy.
· When a pack of wild dogs attacks, she devises a plan to kill the alpha and sells its pelt.
· When the powerful try to seize her land, she says, “I have the deeds. I'm not moving.”
She's no savior. She only protects her own family.
No male lead, only family.
No self-sacrifice, just survival.
Heading south from the north, she carves out a path to survival.
