Lin Wei traveled to ancient times during a famine and was bound to a gourmet live streaming system, with only an eight-year-old little sister by her side. The emaciated villagers crowded into the dilapidated village waiting to die. She gritted her teeth and began to teach them how to dig wild vegetables, tame wild boars, refill fertilizers, and dig cellars. The popularity of the live broadcast room has increased little by little, and the vitality of the village has also returned little by little. But every time she was busy, there was always a silent young man in black staring at her in the dark. He followed her for several months and could not get rid of her. It wasn't until she made a pot of braised pork that the man finally rushed out and yelled, "Sister, put more sugar in it," and she didn't know that her younger brother had also followed suit. One of the siblings fed the whole village, while the other tamed wild animals and reclaimed the wasteland. They had just managed to live a normal life, but the big grain merchant in the next town was eyeing the ground beneath their feet. The 20-odd people came with great force, and there were only seven or eight old and weak people left in the village who could contribute. I'm afraid we can't win this battle relying on the system and live broadcast. But when everyone tightened their grip on the last hoe, Lin Wei suddenly figured out one thing - the survival of people two thousand years ago was not entirely due to strength.