Bai Sanlang loses a bet and sets his sights on his own niece, planning to sell her to pay off his gambling debts.
Jiang Yun presses a woodcutter’s hatchet to Bai Sanlang’s neck and threatens her father-in-law into splitting up the household.
Her share consists of three dilapidated old houses, twenty mu of land, a paralyzed husband, and two young children.
No one has any idea how they’re going to make ends meet.
At least they have land to farm, so the family can still put food on the table.
Gradually, Jiang Yun notices something strange about her eldest daughter, Jiang He.
She has no idea who taught Jiang He, but the girl has learned to write.
Not only that, she suddenly recognizes all kinds of herbs she didn’t know before. She even takes her little sister out to pick some, and they make good money selling them.
Jiang He even says she can cure her father, who has been paralyzed for two years.
Later, Jiang Yun discovers that her daughter has encountered a divine System.
With the System’s help, life keeps getting better for the family.
Not only do both daughters get to go to school, but her husband, who has been paralyzed for two years, gets back on his feet.
They even renovate and rebuild their home.
Little by little, their lives begin to improve...
P.S. The protagonist initially takes her father’s surname, Bai. After the household splits, she takes her mother’s surname, Jiang.
Strong female lead, no romance, farming, coming-of-age, divine physician, a woman becomes emperor.
