When she opened her eyes, Shen Yan had become the dying daughter of a provincial governor in a war-torn age.
The city had fallen and her family was gone. Her father had died in battle, their carriage had been stolen, and they had not a single grain of food left.
Only four people remained by her side: an armless guard, a reckless youth, a timid nanny, and her two-and-a-half-year-old little brother.
Fortunately, she awakened a three-tiered dimensional space: the supermarket had meat, the pharmacy had medicine, and the warehouse kept everything fresh.
An emergency-room doctor and the child of a military family, she was unafraid to kill and knew how to save lives.
Over four years in the mountains, she built a home from a crack in the rocks and kept everyone alive.
She never expected that A Lie, who was always saying, "Miss, your cooking is delicious," would eventually leave after eating just one roasted sweet potato.
No romance, decisive and ruthless.
In a chaotic age, she fought to survive and became the only person she could rely on.
