Su Wan opened her eyes to find herself transmigrated as the “ill-fated girl” everyone in Peach Blossom Village despised.
Her mother was frail and softhearted, spending all day crying.
Her father was an honest man and the family’s pillar, but he’d fallen from the mountain and broken his leg.
Zhang the Butcher, whose wives all died young, came to demand repayment. If they couldn’t pay, he’d make her his new wife.
Su Wan had been a wage slave in her previous life. After transmigrating, she had zero survival skills and no fighting ability. She was helpless too!
That is, until she had a dream that “predicted the future”!
In the dream, Grandpa Wang fell into the water. When she woke up, Grandpa Wang really had fallen in!
Then there were the mushrooms on the back mountain and the tax money stolen from the county office. Whatever she dreamed of, she could get her hands on!
Every prediction came true.
After earning her first fortune with her “prophetic dreams,” she began buying farmland and going into business.
Her business kept growing, and her dreams grew more and more extraordinary.
Later, she could build cannons in her dreams, drive a tractor through ancient fields, and bring her family into her dreams to binge-watch TV dramas!
Finally, the frail schoolteacher at the head of the village proposed to her in a dream.
What do you mean, fate brought us together? What do you mean, you’re the only one for me?
Su Wan secretly grinned.
“Since you’re so handsome, I suppose I’ll marry you.”
Many years later, in the little courtyard in Peach Blossom Village, their children filled the home and the couple lived in loving harmony.
Wait, what’s that human-shaped metal shell?
Su Wan replied calmly, “Oh, a robot. It’s for sweeping the floor.”