The Whole Family Transmigrates: Splitting Up, Breaking Ground, and Growing a Vast Orchard

[Whole family transmigrates + fights villains + supernatural powers + pocket dimension + clearing land and farming + a family of drama queens + hilarious antics + fiercely protective]

Ye Qingqing’s family has barely transmigrated before they’re forced to split up!

With no memories of their original selves, the family of three worries they’ll give themselves away. They swindle some silver and make a run for it, planning to return to their ancestral home and take up farming again.

When they get back and inspect the ancestral estate they’ve inherited, the whole family is dumbfounded.

The vast holdings their father had boasted about turn out to be:

A ten-acre mansion: a ten-acre overgrown courtyard, with five crumbling houses on the verge of collapse;

A hundred acres of fertile fields: salty, alkaline land where nothing will grow;

A mountain spanning ten thousand acres: a desolate wilderness where not a blade of grass can survive!

Worst of all, one problem after another soon comes knocking.

Their estate has been seized, villains are scheming against them, bandits are at their door... A whole pile of messes is staring them in the face.

Their grand plan to clear land and farm will have to wait. First, they need to deal with every obstacle trying to trip them up!

The family of three each has their own act: one plays innocent, one is a lunatic, and one is a tough bruiser. Each has a supernatural golden finger.

They take on villains, capture bandits, and once the obstacles are cleared, roll up their sleeves and get to work.

They repair mountain roads, dig irrigation canals, cultivate new crops, and open workshops, turning barren fields and mountains into fertile land and orchards, bringing prosperity to the whole county.

But then jealousy and schemes come pouring in, and the eccentric family of three comes up with bizarre ways to counter them, resolving one crisis after another.

In the end, people from the capital arrive. “The family division was unfair. It must be done again!”