After My Husband's Family Tricked Me into Pregnancy and Abandoned Me, I Fled the Famine Alone

Chu Zhili was a well-bred young lady raised in luxury in the capital, but she fell out with her family for the sake of a country bumpkin. She gave up her fine clothes and lavish meals and brought a whole chest of dowry with her to marry him in the countryside.

After the wedding, her husband doted on her and her in-laws indulged her. She thought she had won her gamble on true love.

But once her dowry was spent and her jewelry sold, they coaxed her into getting pregnant, and the whole family's attitude suddenly changed.

Her mother-in-law called her spoiled, and her husband said she was useless at housework. Then that year, a severe drought ruined the harvest, and people fled in droves to escape famine.

The in-laws complained that she was pregnant, ate too much, and walked too slowly. They took all the food and abandoned her, a pregnant woman, in a deserted village to die.

Only then did Chu Zhili understand that all the affection she'd received was meant to drain her of her wealth.

Alone, fleeing famine without food or water, she is on the verge of starving to death when a childish voice suddenly rings in her mind.

[Mother, don't be scared. Baby has food.]

The next moment, steamed buns and clean water appear out of thin air.

Chu Zhili realizes her unborn child can not only communicate with her, but also provide life-saving supplies.

She gives food to the kindhearted who ask, while her unborn child strikes back directly at anyone who tries to take it by force.

And one day, the in-laws who abandoned her finally come to her, ragged and kneeling.

The baby in her belly fumes: [Mother, they're awful. They wouldn't give us a single grain of rice!]

Later, more and more refugees survive thanks to her. Her name as a divine maiden spreads far and wide, and the four kingdoms come to pay homage.