War Breaks Out Right After I Transmigrate? I Take My Family into the Mountains to Escape

[Feel-good power fantasy + golden finger + natural disasters and war + fleeing famine + romance + devoted couple]

Su Wan, a modern-day office drudge, transmigrates into the eldest daughter of a farming family in the Great Shun dynasty, who happens to share her name.

With both parents dead and a younger brother and sister to care for, things are a disaster from the start.

Not long after arriving, she realizes something is off.

Her uncle and aunt claim they have her best interests at heart, but in truth, they target the three siblings at every turn.

First, they try to sell her to a short-tempered widower under the pretext of marrying her off.

Then they resort to underhanded tactics, hoping to secretly sell all three siblings at once.

The village head always takes the uncle and aunt's side, and everything he says makes it clear he's cut from the same cloth.

Their tricks may be old, but every one of them threatens the siblings' lives.

At first, Su Wan assumes they want to seize the family's house and farmland.

But later, she discovers that there is more to her parents' deaths than meets the eye...

Once everything is settled, Su Wan plans to work hard, make money, and live well.

But then barbarians storm the county town overnight!

What are they waiting for?

Time to get out of there, fast!

Su Wan takes everyone straight into the mountains to hide.

The mountains are a treasure trove, full of wild vegetables, game, and all kinds of unexpected surprises.

Su Wan is racking up points at such a pace that she doesn't even want to leave the mountains.

But the wretched barbarians actually go so far as to set the mountains on fire!

Su Wan has no choice but to lead everyone down the mountain in the dead of night, doing whatever it takes to survive their escape.

What? The capital is in danger? Bring out the big guns!

The chaos gradually subsides, and an age of peace begins.

Su Wan smiles at a certain someone. “Brother Gu, I'll be counting on you from now on!”