(Just opened, thanks for the support)
Li Pengmai died suddenly and worked overtime at night. When she woke up, she became a child bride who was sold to a poor family for only two taels of silver. Her mother-in-law was vicious and soft-hearted, her husband was silent and trustworthy, and her younger siblings were thin and sensible. This shabby house actually contained a warmth that she had never experienced in her previous life. From exchanging a basket of wild onions for dozens of copper coins to hanging a "Mai Kee" sign in the town, she relied on her brain and hands to lead her family step by step. The wasteland has been cultivated, new houses have been built, and her best relatives have been kept out one by one. But when a natural disaster strikes and war sweeps across the country, she must take her family into hiding in the mountains and start all over again. There are no golden fingers in troubled times, only a spiritual spring, a group of family members who will never leave, and a time traveler who never gives up.
Very good, good writing, five-star praise