The Scholar’s Daughter Clears Her Name, and the Whole Village Gains a Comfortable Life

Ancient rural village + farming and business + fictional setting + System shop + four male leads, all with clean romantic pasts

Liuwan Village is so poor it can barely scrape by. When Su Nian’an opens her eyes, she discovers she has become the village’s most hated spoiled, wicked woman.

A snowstorm cuts the village off, and they’re living off their dwindling stores? No problem. She has an all-purpose shop where even rags and weeds can be exchanged for silver!

Cotton cloth for grain, potatoes to stave off famine: the “trash” she casually tosses aside is a lifeline in the villagers’ eyes.

She opens a weaving workshop, builds a school for girls, improves menstrual pads, develops Buddha Jumps Over the Wall... She leads the entire village in building infrastructure, turning a poor mountain hollow into a prosperous place.

While everyone else is still worrying about where their next meal will come from, Liuwan Village is already feasting on delicious food, and every household has moved into a new home.