The Eldest Daughter of the Farm: Making a Fortune with Her Baozi Parents

In the bitter depths of winter, she had been a modern agricultural science expert. After transmigrating, she found herself in the body of an eight-year-old farm girl, burning with fever and on the brink of death.

Her story began in hell mode: her biased grandmother wanted to sell her to a brothel, while forcing the eldest branch of the family out into the snow. The family of six could only huddle in a drafty, broken-down temple, with not so much as a grain of brown rice or an iron pot left to them!

But at this point, she was done pretending. Time to lay her cards on the table!

Armed with a head full of advanced modern agricultural knowledge, she turned the poisonous weeds and wild fruit everyone else feared into life-saving food and a source of wealth!

She dug up kudzu roots, hunted for spices, built greenhouses, and constructed waterwheels. In just a few short months, she led her simple-minded parents to a complete turnaround!

The uncle who once snatched her food and the aunt who kicked them when they were down could now only watch as her family built a grand courtyard house with three-meter-high blue-brick walls and feasted on meat at every meal. Their jealousy was enough to make their eyes bleed, yet they couldn't even get through the gate!