From the Start, a Refugee: The Mighty Woman Who Farms Her Way to Becoming a God of War

『Land reclamation + fishing and hunting + ruthless and ruthless-minded heroine + joining the army + gourmet food』 Note: The heroine is not interested in romance. There is a male lead, but no love story. Ming Xian died in the apocalypse. When she opened her eyes, she had become a young woman fleeing famine in ancient times. Barely reborn, she was shoved in front of a bandit’s blade by her original body’s fiancé. Without blinking, she killed the bandit, dealt with her shameless fiancé and his family, and took what belonged to her family before cutting ties with them for good. She took her younger siblings to settle in Youzhou, the bitterly cold frontier. While others trembled in fear at the wolves, black bears, and tigers in their new home, Ming Xian charged at them with a whoop. It was all meat! After ten years in the apocalypse, she had long forgotten what food tasted like. Here, if she wanted meat, she could hunt for it; if she wanted vegetables, she could grow them herself. But none of the three siblings knew how to cook. They had excellent ingredients, yet were distressed that everything they made tasted like pig slop. The three Yuan siblings seized their chance to pledge themselves to her. “My brother and I can cook, make pastries, and prepare anything you want to eat.” “My sister can raise silkworms, spin thread, weave cloth, and make clothes. Please take us in.” At last, Ming Xian could eat delicious meat and fish, cooked to perfection. She smiled so broadly her eyes narrowed. But besides the harsh climate, the greatest danger on the frontier was the people of Beimo, who robbed and massacred the locals. One day, Ming Xian returned from a hunt to find her home ransacked. Furious, she rode out alone that night and raided a Beimo border garrison in retaliation. In the end, she rode home on a chestnut horse, leading four warhorses loaded with goods. Later, when a blizzard struck and Beimo’s frontier troops ran out of provisions, they raided the border villages. To protect her family’s food stores, Ming Xian rode out alone and cut through the vanguard Beimo had sent. She personally killed more than forty enemy soldiers. One battle made her famous. Later, she was exceptionally promoted and allowed to join the army as a woman, rising from captain of a hundred to colonel.