With Less Than 99 HP, Host, You’re Not Going Back to the Modern World

Farming + Sweet Romance + Everyday Family Life + Travel Between Ancient and Modern Times Later On + Cozy

The good news: He Miao has transmigrated.

The bad news: She's landed in a farming family where everyone depends on her.

Even worse: In the modern world, she's a person in a vegetative state, lying there waiting to die.

The System says coldly: [Each time you improve your family's circumstances, your life points increase by 1. Reach 60 life points to wake up, and 99 to return.]

He Miao looks at the ancient family before her, all clamoring to be fed, then at her modern body, unable to even lift an eyelid...

Fine. She'll take care of them.

Make milk tea, set up a street stall, pay off debts, and support the family.

On the night she finally saves enough life points and prepares to return to the modern world, her sickly husband takes her hand. “Could you stay?”

He Miao freezes. He had known all along that she didn't belong here.

But in the end, she still goes back. Her elderly parents and the life she has yet to live are waiting for her in the modern world.

Then fate plays a joke on her. She discovers she can travel freely between the two worlds. So she makes a bold decision: take Xie Zhi to the modern world for treatment.

Xie Zhi's first sight of towering skyscrapers and bustling traffic leaves him completely dumbstruck. He doesn't know how to use a toilet, the elevator terrifies him, and the look on his face when he tries ice cream for the first time is enough to make her laugh for a year.

More surprisingly, the chronic cough that never got better was incurable in ancient times, but can be cured with a single operation in the modern world.

After the successful operation, Xie Zhi stands by the floor-to-ceiling window, gazing at the lights in countless homes. “Is this your world?”

He Miao nods.

He smiles and takes her hand. “Wherever you are, that's where I'll be.”

From then on, He Miao is busier than ever, happily traveling back and forth between two worlds...