The Whole Village Was Chewing Tree Bark, So I Fed My Family with Food Delivery

Name: The Whole Village Was Chewing Tree Bark, So I Fed My Family with Food Delivery
Author: Green Jelly

全村啃树皮，我靠外卖养全家

by Green Jelly (绿冻)

Status: Completed
Length: 121k Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Slice-of-Life Farming
Updated: 1mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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In the second year of a great drought, Jiang Li transmigrates into a farm girl about to be sold for grain.

Her family has been without food for three days, her little sister has a high fever, refugees are closing in on the village, and every grain shop in town has shut its doors overnight.

Just as the matchmaker is about to take her away, her phone, which should have been out of battery, suddenly lights up.

She can still order food delivery.

Ten yuan gets her twelve bottles of water.

A little over twenty yuan gets her five kilos of rice.

For a few dozen yuan, she can get fever medicine, salt, oil, iron tools, and more, all delivered right to her feet.

Even more incredible, she soon discovers that the chipped bowls, old bronze pieces, and wooden carvings no one wants in ancient times can sell for thousands or even tens of thousands in the modern world.

While others chew tree bark, her family cooks white rice.

While others fight over a mouthful of water, she has already started stockpiling food, medicine, and tools.

At first, she only wants to keep her family alive. Somehow, the whole village ends up relying on her to survive the famine.

Later, refugees, bandits, local strongmen, and the authorities all set their sights on the Jiang family.

Jiang Li checks her phone balance, then looks at her shopping cart.

"Need grain? I've got grain. Need medicine? I've got medicine."

"You'd better not make me buy anything else."

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