The Spirit-Farm Physician Consort: Farming and Raising Kids Through Famine

After three years of severe drought, corpses litter the land. Su Wan opens her eyes to find herself a child bride cast out by her awful in-laws, with two scrawny children in tow: her younger brother-in-law, unconscious with a high fever, and her stepdaughter, too hungry to even cry.

Wait to die? Not a chance.

With a magical spring in one hand and silver needles and medicinal cuisine in the other, she carves out a paradise in the heart of a famine. Her spirit fields ripen overnight, and her magical spring cures every illness. She goes from a bowl of wild greens porridge to a chain of restaurants, and from sheltering in a ruined temple to owning a manor and becoming an imperial merchant. She leads the children to turn their lives around, slapping down every awful person who expected her to starve to death.

But... why is the amnesiac “hunter” she took in acting stranger and stranger?

A chiseled eight-pack, an air of nobility, and a gaze that seems ready to drown her in affection. Then one day, cavalry tramples through the mountain gate, and he pins her against the doorframe in black armor. “My lady, my memories have returned. You’re in charge of the Marquis of Zhenbei’s household.”