Digging Bark at the Beginning: I Use the Courtyard Space to Build a Peach Garden

On the verge of death in a famine year, Su Linghe accidentally awakened to the space in the courtyard while gnawing on tree bark and waiting to die. From then on, survival in a desperate situation turned into the construction of a paradise: The dying peasant girl → led thirty families of refugees south → took over the ancient village as their home → built a peach garden in the valley The space ranges from half a vegetable field to a hundred acres of farmland, from chickens to a settlement of thousands of households Slap the best relatives in the face, outwit the refugees and bandits, and build a pure land in troubled times "A handful of tree bark at the beginning will be a paradise for the rest of your life."