Dressed as a little widow who was pushed out of the carriage by her aunt on the way to escape the famine, Su Tang woke up among the dead. The first thing she did was to take off the corpse's cotton-padded jacket and put it on herself. There was no golden finger system. She relied on modern agricultural knowledge and hard skills in farming to take root in the barren valley with her six younger brothers and sisters. While others were fleeing the famine and starving to death, she dug wild vegetables, built mulch films, opened greenhouses, and grew out-of-season vegetables; while others were fleeing the famine to grab food, she threw a pot of boiling water at them to drive away thirty refugees, and by the way, she took over the former general she picked up on the way as a village protector. From three earthen huts to territories in three provinces, from a deserted widow to an empress from all nations - she cultivated not only the land, but also food, people's hearts, and the entire world.
