After transmigrating, a modern medical doctor finds herself a farm girl on the verge of starving to death during a famine.
From the start, she has no food. Her awful relatives throw her out, leaving her with only half a sack of coarse grain and a group of elderly people, children, and the sick who are counting on her to survive.
Luckily, she’s bound to a farming space stocked with potatoes, sweet potatoes, high-yield rice, blood-stanching herbs, food-preservation recipes, and more. While others pray for rain, she finds water and reclaims wasteland. While others sell their children, she cooks porridge and saves lives. While others fight over grain and flee for their lives, she builds granaries, digs canals, resettles refugees, and treats epidemics.
From one mu of wasteland to thousands of acres of fertile fields, from a broken thatch hut to a fortified city where the people can live in peace, from a famine-stricken farm girl to a ruler of her own domain, she feeds the people with grain, saves lives with medicine, and wins hearts by restoring order.
When chaos comes, the court is corrupt and warlords rise on every side. Some want to seize her granaries, some want to claim credit for her achievements, and some laugh that a mere farm girl shouldn’t hold power.
She simply stands on the city wall with a blade in hand. Behind her are full granaries, ranks of soldiers, and a people united behind her.
If no one else is willing to save this world, then she will do it herself.
In this life, she won’t rely on anyone.
She grows grain, saves the people, raises an army, and founds a nation.
In the end, she takes the dragon throne with her own hands.
