After Traveling to the Mountains, I Led the Whole Village to Become Rich

Traveling + overhead + no CP + farming + collecting herbs The heroine Lin Wan (majoring in modern agriculture + traditional Chinese medicine) travels to Qingzhu Village in the Wumeng Mountains southwest of Dajing Dynasty. She faces the desperate situation of being bullied by her uncle and having no food to eat at the beginning. With knowledge of modern agriculture and traditional Chinese medicine, Lin Wan reclaimed sloping land, planted purple potatoes and tartary buckwheat, picked mint, panax notoginseng and other medicinal materials, dried mountain products, and brewed August melon wine with a unique flavor, gradually escaping poverty. Not only did she protect her and Grandma Chen's livelihood, but she also had good intentions and established a mutual aid group to encourage villagers to learn planting and wine-making techniques, and even shared the techniques with neighboring villages to form large-scale production. In the face of tax collectors and villains, she calmly responded and fought back decisively; she ushered in wholesale purchases by city merchants, broadened sales channels, and completely lifted Qingzhu Village out of poverty. Every household built a tile-roofed house and had no worries about food and clothing. From an orphan girl to the "backbone" of the whole village, Lin Wan used her hands and wisdom to take root in another world, leading the villagers of Qingzhu Village to walk a broad road of mutual help and hard work to get rich, and wrote a warm and inspiring legend of pastoral wealth.