Bound to a Gourmet System, I Split from My Family and Raise Kids in My Space

After three straight days and nights of surgery, medical doctor Su Ye collapses from exhaustion. When she opens her eyes again, she's become a peasant woman in ancient times. Blood pours from a wound on her forehead, and beside her, her twin newborns, a boy and a girl, are so hungry their cries are weak.

Her husband went into the mountains to hunt a month ago and has yet to return. No one knows if he's alive or dead. Her awful parents-in-law favor their younger son and treat only their eldest son and his wife like beasts of burden. This morning, they even beat her unconscious, hoping she'd die soon.

From the original owner's memories, Su Ye senses something is wrong. Her husband looks nothing like this family, and her parents-in-law show no concern for whether their own grandchildren live or die. A bold theory comes to mind.

At death's door, the Gourmet System activates, healing her body, and the babies are placed in the infant nursery in her pocket dimension. Inside are rich black soil, a clear spring, and the modern medical room she knows best.

From then on, she combines medicine and food, using food as medicine. With the providence of her