Farming on the Frontier: My Whole Family Joins the Military Household to Earn Merits and Regain Our Freedom

[The whole family transmigrates + ensemble cast + pocket dimension + life as military households on the frontier + a father who was a special forces commander, a mother who was a military doctor, and a daughter who was a food blogger] The Great Yan emperor rules the country in a state of chaos. The people are suffering, and the military households on the frontier live worse than pigs and dogs. In the northern frontier fortress of Wangjiabao, there is a military household named Su. The family has many children, and Su Chen, the third son, is not well-liked by his family. During a border patrol, Su Chen is gravely injured. The Su family considers his family of four a burden and throws them out. They end up crammed into a ramshackle hut, struggling to get by. One snowy night, the three adults in the family all freeze to death while protecting their young child. Su Wanning, a food blogger living in a prosperous modern age, invites her parents, who are on vacation, to join an agricultural assistance event in the northwest. On the way home, they are struck by an accident. The whole family transmigrates into the bodies of Su Wanning’s family, military households on the northern frontier of Great Yan. Faced with this disastrous start, Su Wanning’s family rolls up their sleeves and gets to work. As a leader from her past life put it, “We must acknowledge difficulties, analyze them, and struggle against them…” United as one, the family begins a life in ancient times where fighting Heaven, fighting Earth, and fighting people are all a joy. Su Wanning originally plans to do what she did in her past life: let her parents focus on their careers while she keeps a low profile in Wangjiabao, selling some tasty food and trading animal pelts and medicinal herbs, living the carefree life of a lazy little fish. But Xiao Ye, the Prince of the Northern Frontier, has no sense of what’s going on… Aren’t men and women supposed to keep their distance? Aren’t we from mismatched backgrounds? Why won’t he stop pestering me, a lazy little fish? “Are you falling for me?” “Why shouldn’t I?” “This young lady puts her career first. Men get in the way of making money.” “This prince can be a kept man.” “Get lost…”