[Farming·Escape·Counterattack] (The male protagonist appears later)
She thought it was miserable enough to be a widow through time travel, but she didn't expect that the beginning would be hell difficulty.
When thirteen-year-old Meng Shu woke up, she was faced with a leaky mud house, moldy grains, a six-year-old sister-in-law, and a mother-in-law who could only shed tears.
Half of the bag of grain was empty, and the best aunt came to snatch it away. The whole village was waiting to see how this orphaned and widowed family would starve to death.
Fortunately, God left a window for her——
She had an extra "Sikuquanshu" in her mind.
Others rely on the system to travel through time, but she relies on memorizing books. Others rely on scheming to fight, but she relies on passing laws.
When the eldest uncle shouted that "widows are not qualified to share the land", Meng Shu slowly opened the "Household Code" and read to her word for word:
"If the husband dies and has no children, the property belongs to his widowed sister-in-law. Anyone who violates this will be punished with a rod of sixty."
The uncle's face turned green.
But she knew she wouldn't survive long by just scaring her. So she went up to the mountains to dig wild vegetables, went down to the rivers to catch fish and shrimps, improved farm tools, and united with all the bullied widows in the village to carve a way out of the desperate situation.
People in the village said: The little widow of the Meng family has changed.
It became scary, and also made people want to live with her.
Until that day, the Yellow River burst its banks and flooded the sky.
Everyone thought they were dead.
Meng Shu stood high up, looking at hundreds of pairs of frightened eyes behind him, and said only one word:
"Let's go."
…
This is the story of a 13-year-old girl who used a library to crawl out of the mud.
There is no system, no plug-ins, just the book in the head and the hoe in the hand.
She refused to accept her fate.
Even life cannot crush her.
