With an Endless Supply of Water, I Help My Family Thrive Through the Famine

After transmigrating, Wen Chaoyu found herself handed a living-hell scenario from the start.

A drought raged. Her good-for-nothing husband died fighting over water, and her vicious in-laws not only seized her only dilapidated house and one mu of barren land, but also tried to throw her and her two-year-old daughter, Xiaohe, out onto the street.

Wen Chaoyu sneered. Before leaving, she tore apart the Zhou family compound and beat her awful brother-in-law until he was crawling on the ground!

With her daughter in her arms, she resolutely returned to her poor but loving family, who cherished her like a treasure.

When she saw her family starving and barely alive, yet still saving their last mouthful of water for her, Wen Chaoyu activated her “modern handicraft workshop space.”

No water? The space had unlimited running water for bathing and laundry!

No food? She could secretly make modern handicrafts indoors with her whole family!

“Beaded jewelry, folded paper boxes, assembled ballpoint pens... The pay isn’t much, but the more you work, the more you earn!”

And so, a strange scene unfolded during the famine:

While others were starving and gnawing on tree bark, the Wen family shut their doors, chatting as they folded paper boxes and wolfing down braised pork and fine white flour exchanged through the space.

On the road fleeing the famine, while others wore rags, every member of the Wen family looked rosy-cheeked. Even their dog had put on weight!

Later, the mysterious bodyguard she’d casually saved on the road with two bowls of tap water turned out to be the heir to the Prince of Zhenbei, a man with power over the imperial court. With red-rimmed eyes, he cornered her against a wall. “Chaoyu, I still have tens of thousands of soldiers who can help you with handicrafts for the rest of your life. How about marrying me?”