Su Jinse, a modern corporate drone, works herself to death pulling an all-nighter. When she opens her eyes, she has become the mother-in-law of three daughters-in-law, with two children in tow, and her whole family has been exiled to a bitterly cold wasteland.
She unexpectedly binds a System that rewards her for giving to others. Thinking her good days have finally come, she soon discovers there’s a catch.
The System says, “Plant ten thousand vegetables in thirty days, or be erased.”
Su Jinse stares at the swirling snow, the corner of her mouth twitching. “Grow vegetables in this godforsaken place? If you don’t want me to live, just say so.”
But she leads her family to reclaim land, farm, and build a business, forging a path to success out of the direst circumstances. She tears her enemies apart and protects her loved ones, transforming the place of exile into a prosperous paradise all by herself.
When she returns to the capital, she tramples everyone who once looked down on her underfoot.
But as she makes her way up and up, the men around her, once distant and indifferent, begin looking at her differently. With each harboring his own intentions, Su Jinse can’t help exclaiming, “Why are you all looking at me so strangely?”
