Fleeing Famine in a Chaotic World: I Took My Siblings to Empty the Enemy's Stores and Make a Run for South America

[Wartime chaos + fleeing famine + one female lead + pocket dimension + farming + raising children + building a fortune] When Lin Sui opened her eyes, she had become an eleven-year-old girl in a war-torn era. Her father had been conscripted, with no word whether he was alive or dead. Her mother had died in childbirth, leaving her with an eight-year-old sister and a five-year-old brother. Her grandmother had taken two dou of wheat from the Zhang family and planned to sell her as a child bride to a fool. Run. She had to run. She had a black ring containing half an mu of black soil, a well of spiritual spring water, and a nagging, stingy old man who served as its steward. While others fleeing famine gnawed on tree bark, she had sweet potatoes and potatoes to spare in her pocket dimension. While other refugees fell ill and died by the roadside, her spring water cured every disease. While others were robbed and killed, she emptied the villains' storerooms and headed south. From a northern village to the county seat, from the concessions to Xianggang, and from Xianggang to South America, she took her younger siblings along, fleeing and stockpiling supplies, making a good life for themselves as they went. Saving the country? The tides of history? She didn't care. She was just an ordinary person who wanted her siblings to have enough to eat and warm clothes to wear, and to build a manor of their own somewhere without war. Content warning: She doesn't get involved in history, though she occasionally lends a hand. Her only goal is to get her siblings to safety. The setting is fictional and does not correspond to real history.