She Flees Famine Right After Her Divorce, Using Her Spirit Spring Space to Change Her Fate

Transmigrate into a book + pocket dimension + escape famine + punish scoundrels + farming + business + strong heroine Su Qinghe transmigrated into a famine-escape novel. She dumped the original owner’s no-good husband, took her divorce papers and dowry, and returned to her parents’ home. When she saw her family, she was stunned. They were far too skinny, with the old and young among them, and one person who could barely walk. The famine was only a month away. Would they die on the road? She’d better see how things went first. If they wouldn’t take her in, she’d leave and flee the famine on her own. Her mother asked, “Qinghe, why are you back?” Su Qinghe replied, “I got divorced.” The whole room fell silent. Then they all comforted her, telling her to stay at home without worry. If they had even a bite to eat, she’d have a bite, too. Su Qinghe was touched. They were already so poor, yet they still wanted to scrape food out of their own mouths to feed her. How could she flee the famine alone now? They’d all have to flee together, and they’d better leave early. On the way, they ran into the male and female leads. She didn’t even have to lift a finger: they kept making trouble until they lost their protagonist aura. Along the way, wild beasts, beasts in human clothing, scheming green-tea girls, fake sweethearts, and hopeless romantics all came looking for trouble. She’d just let them reap what they sowed.