I Transmigrated Into a Farmer's Daughter and Ruled the Village with Rumors

When she opens her eyes, she has become a poor young woman hounded to death by the whole village’s rumors. The original owner was innocent, but people spread lies that she was involved with a man, and she threw herself into the river in bitterness. Su Su returns with a portable space and a fierce thirst for revenge: You smear my name, and I’ll make you swallow your own filth! She takes on the village gossips with nothing but her sharp tongue, escapes the village with her parents, and opens a braised-food shop in town. From a shaved-ice stall to Su’s Snacks, from renting a storefront to buying a courtyard house, life is getting better by the day. Then the world falls into chaos. Grain prices soar, refugees surge like a tide, and bandits run rampant. Just after the New Year, the family has to pack up and flee to the prefectural city. She carries an axe at her waist and a portable space close to her chest. She has enough stored grain to last a year, but dares not share it with the starving people along the road. She knows that on this journey, kindness is the greatest sin.