After transmigrating into ancient times as Lin Siwa, a pitiful four-year-old, he is branded a jinx by his grandmother from the start, and his family of six is kicked out with nothing.
They have a tattered shack, ten jin of coarse rice, two mu of poor farmland, and not even a decent cooking pot.
While others transmigrate with heaven-defying golden fingers, he has to scrape by in the mud with his honest parents and frail older siblings.
He digs for herbs, saves copper coins, buys an iron pot, and brings in the harvest. Drawing on the wisdom of his previous life and a copy of the Divine Farmer's Manual, he gradually holds together this family on the brink of falling apart.
Even wild greens with flatbread can taste delicious, and a shabby shack can feel warm and cozy.
Once the soybeans are stored away, he'll make tofu, open up trade routes, and plant winter wheat, so his family can eat well, stay warm, and send his older brother to school.
Everyone says they're jinxes, but he'll defy fate and change their lives!
From a thatched shack to a comfortable home, from being bullied to becoming the envy of the whole village,
See how this four-year-old prodigy leads his whole family of “jinxes” to survive against all odds and become the prosperous, lucky stars everyone envies!
**Tags:** Transmigration | Farming | Supporting the Family | Building Wealth | Putting Villains in Their Place | Heartwarming Daily Life
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It's great to listen to and has taught me a lot of science.
It's fascinating. I keep wanting to read it. It's quite inspiring.
This book is actually very good, but it is too short. If more details were added to make it more comprehensive, it would be really good.