Raising Kids in Another World: I Turned a Poor Little One into a Top-Tier Star

[Strong female lead + nurturing + healing + rural life + people from multiple worlds + System] After being pushed into quitting her job in the city, Chen Cheng clutches the last half of her bus ticket and escapes back to her village. She takes over the barren mountain her grandfather left her, hoping to find some peace.

She scatters half a bag of scallion seeds, only to find the foxtail grass in the fields growing taller than a person. Everyone in the village laughs as they pass by: “That grass is worth more than vegetables!”

She crouches in the fields, pulling weeds until her back is about to break. When she looks up, half the row is still uncleared. She asks an auntie from the village, only to find out that the labor would cost more than she’ll earn from selling scallions all season!

Just after she curses the lousy land for being impossible to farm, the “Myriad Worlds Employment System” explodes into view. She can hire workers from other worlds and pay them wages, while receiving a full attribute rebate that maxes out her stats!

A starving boy from ancient times who can’t afford tuition, a resentful maid sold by her own mother to an old bachelor, a rural wife whose husband has taken a mistress, a discarded consort left to die in the Cold Palace, an unloved imperial prince bullied by others, a down-and-out swordsman chased by his enemies and forced to leap off a cliff... They all fight tooth and nail for a spot on her job roster!

Chen Cheng only wanted to lie flat in the mountains and avoid trouble. Instead, she has to stop village bullies from seizing her barren land, while workers from a myriad of worlds chase after her calling her “Fairy Sister.” The discarded consort she casually helps rises to power over the imperial harem, and the illegitimate prince she teaches turns around and seizes the throne. Thanks to her attribute rebates, Chen Cheng also becomes a top powerhouse in the modern world, someone no one dares to mess with.