Transmigrated as a Farm Girl: Raising a Fortune with Eight Younger Brothers

Transmigration starter pack:

Eight hungry little brothers, plus a “farming and leveling up” System.

The System said farming would help me level up, but it didn't tell me that what I was planting wasn't crops, but my life!

From the start, it was hell mode: Mom was gone, and Dad died right in front of me. The rice jar was cleaner than a face, and two babies in my arms were crying themselves hoarse, about to starve to death.

Lin Xi grabbed a kitchen knife and broke into her grandparents' house in the middle of the night.

She pressed the blade to her biological grandfather's neck and smiled more coldly than the knife. “Give me back our grain, or no one here will live to see the sun rise.”

Her uncles wanted to seize the family property and sell her brothers? She reclaimed the land deeds and set up a household of her own, only to find that their so-called “family fortune” amounted to nothing but a handful of moldy husks.

Eight younger brothers, eight mouths to feed, eight tuition fees, eight bottomless pits

The second brother needed money for a martial arts master, the third and fourth needed land to farm, the fifth needed capital for his business,

The sixth needed connections for the imperial exams, the seventh needed medicinal herbs to study medicine, and two more babies were still crying to be fed...

Lin Xi stared at the empty rice sack and suddenly smiled.

She had a pocket dimension. Whatever she planted would grow.

After finally raising all eight boys into fine young men, she was on the verge of lying flat and enjoying her retirement when the taciturn hunter from the village set his sights on her.

He blocked her way and said in a deep voice, “How about becoming my wife?”

Lin Xi was so scared she packed up and fled with her brothers in the middle of the night, but he pinned her back against the wall with one hand, his hot breath brushing her ear.

“Eight younger brothers are a lot to support... How about adding me to the family?”

She only wanted to farm and build a career, never realizing that this “hunter” was a prince who had grown up away from home.

With the imperial family locked in a ruthless power struggle, should she retreat to her own fields, or stake everything to help him gamble for the throne?