[Farming + transmigration + no golden finger + food + family life + healing]
Shen Lingwan transmigrates from the modern world to the Great Xia dynasty, where she faces a dilapidated house and a family fleeing disaster. She earns her first money selling qingtuan, uses straw and banana leaves to raise seedlings, improves farm tools and planting methods, and gets a thirty percent bigger harvest from her experimental plot.
She leads her family in farming and doing business, fighting for land and a livelihood, and firmly believing that women can hold up half the sky.
She helps the growing number of women-led households displaced by war win land rights, so orphaned girls and widows no longer have to struggle at every turn.
She meets him, a man as cold as a blade, but even he melts amid the warmth and bustle of her kitchen. There are no grand, sweeping gestures, only the two of them standing side by side.
Everyday family life unfolds at an unhurried pace. This is not a story of a dramatic comeback, but of putting down roots.
She traveled to the Great Xia Dynasty, and when she opened her eyes, she saw a dilapidated house and a large family of relatives who had fled. There is no golden finger, only the knowledge in the head. March mugwort was free of charge, so she made it into green dumplings and sold it; without plastic seedling trays, she used straw segments and banana leaves to build a shed to raise the seedlings. But what she wants is more than just food for her family - she wants food to secure the world, she wants women to have their own land, and she wants every woman like her to no longer have to marry to earn a living. From the Youth League to Xuexu Tea, from the curved shaft plow to the seedling cultivation method, what she has earned with her hands is a person's livelihood and the hope of a group of people. Craftsmanship is her weapon; living is her answer. The text is idealized, but that reality is not. I just hope that people who read it can be sweeter, so the content will not be too sad.
It's also pretty well written.