Exiled After the Family Is Raided: The Vicious Stepmother Takes the Kids to Farm

【Historical Romance】＋【Transmigration】＋【Confiscation and Exile】＋【Upgradeable Pocket Dimension】＋【Child-Rearing】＋【Disabled War God】＋【Farming and Infrastructure】＋【Marriage Before Love】＋【Female Lead’s Career Growth】 Jiang Suihe died while rescuing supplies during a flood. When she opened her eyes again, she had become the wife of a disgraced official whose family had been condemned to exile. Her husband, Pei Yanchuan, had once been the mighty General of the North. Now both his legs were disabled, he was suffering from a slow-acting poison, and the court had stripped him of his military command. Their three children were not his biological offspring, but the orphans of his fallen comrades whom Pei Yanchuan had adopted. The original owner despised her disabled husband and detested the three children as burdens. On the first day of exile, she stole the family’s food, planning to sell the youngest child for travel papers and escape. Jiang Suihe discovered that the relief warehouse she had managed before her transmigration had become an upgradeable pocket dimension. The space could not produce anything from nothing. If she wanted grain, she had to grow it. If she wanted medicinal herbs, she had to find seeds. If she wanted to expand the space, she had to truly provide for more people, cultivate more land, and complete more trades. So while others on the road to exile chewed tree bark, she fed her children hot porridge. While others reached the border and waited to die, she built houses, dug wells, reclaimed wasteland, raised sheep, made military rations, and established a caravan. Years later, the barren wasteland had become the largest granary in the land. The three children everyone had once scorned grew up to become a young general, the head of the empire’s trade routes, and a renowned physician. And the disabled husband who had once sat in a wheelchair and endured everyone’s humiliation put on his armor once more and returned to her with a hundred thousand border troops. The court wanted Pei Yanchuan to return to the capital and take command of the army. But before the assembled officials, he declared: “My troops may serve the court.” “But my life belongs only to the lord of that desolate city.”