Reborn as the Eldest Daughter of a Farming Family, I Hunt in the Mountains and Become a Tycoon

When Jiang Yunshu opens her eyes, she has become the eldest daughter of the main branch in Liuxi Village, Great Qi, bound for a wedding meant to bring good fortune to a sick man.

Her father has been away doing corvee labor for three years. Her mother is mute and bullied by everyone. Her three younger siblings are skin and bone. Her biased grandmother and greedy uncle and aunt have swallowed all the compensation money, then sold her for eight taels of silver to serve as a human sacrifice for a sickly man.

A wilderness survival expert in her previous life promptly flips over the woodshed, takes a sharp blade to the threshold, settles old scores, and forces the whole clan to split up.

Everyone mocks the widowed mother and children of the main branch for moving to the dangerous Canglang Ridge, sure they’ll end up as food for wild beasts.

But Jiang Yunshu sets snares, digs deep pits to trap wild boars, trains wolf cubs to guard their home, catches fresh fish in the stream, and gathers chestnuts all over the mountain.

She builds her own greenhouse and puts up a grand house with gray bricks and tiled roofs. She tans hides into warm coats and loads mountain produce onto carts to sell for silver.

Her vicious relatives chew on bran and wild greens in the village, while the main branch’s camp fills with the aroma of roast meat every day.

Later, the domineering clan relatives come to cause trouble, green with envy. Before they can even reach the courtyard gate, the pack of wolves standing guard and the chilling traps terrify them out of their wits.