[Ancient Romance] + [Time Travel] + [Home Search and Exile] + [Space Management] + [Raising Cubs] + [Crippled God of War] + [Farming Infrastructure] + [Marriage First, Love Later] + [The Career Growth of the Female Protagonist]
Jiang Suihe died accidentally while rescuing supplies from the flood. When he opened his eyes again, he had become the wife of a criminal whose house was ransacked and exiled.
Her husband, Pei Yanchuan, was once a powerful general in Zhenbei, but now his legs are disabled, his body is chronically poisoned, and his military power has been taken away by the court.
The three children are not his biological children, but the orphans of his comrades adopted by Pei Yanchuan.
The original owner despised the fact that her husband was crippled, and he hated the three oil bottles even more. On the first day of his exile, he stole the family's food and prepared to sell his youngest child in exchange for a way to escape.
Jiang Suihe discovered that the disaster relief warehouse he was responsible for before traveling through time had become a portable space that could be upgraded.
Space cannot conjure things out of thin air.
If she wants food, she must grow it.
To get medicine, she had to find seeds.
To expand her space, she must actually feed more people, clear more land, and close more deals.
So, while others gnawed tree bark on the road, she took her children to eat hot porridge.
While others were waiting to die at the border, she built houses, dug wells, cleared wasteland, raised sheep, made military rations, and built a caravan.
A few years later, the once barren city became the largest granary in the world.
Of the three despised children, one became a young general, one was in charge of the world's trade routes, and the other became a famous doctor.
The crippled husband, who was sitting in a wheelchair and allowing others to humiliate him, also put on his armor again and returned to her with a hundred thousand border troops.
The imperial court wanted Pei Yanchuan to return to Beijing to take charge of the army.
But he said in front of the civil and military officials of the court:
"My soldiers can return to the imperial court."
"But my life only belongs to the lord of Huangcheng."
