Abandoned at Three, the Little Girl Turns Her Life Around by Farming with Grandma

[Adorable Child] [Farming] [Historical Romance] [No System] [Satisfying Face-Slapping]

When Shen Luxian was three, her biological father, Shen Dazhu, drove his first wife away with a divorce letter and married the daughter of a town shopkeeper.

The new bride's first act was to dump the “mother-killing” little burden and her blind mother-in-law in a ramshackle hut in the barren mountains.

That day, heavy snow sealed off the mountain. Even the village dogs huddled in their kennels, unwilling to go outside.

“Mother says keeping you around wastes food. You might as well die and be done with it.”

Her stepmother said this with a smile, then walked away without looking back.

The villagers bet the grandmother and granddaughter would not survive until spring.

But no one expected the little girl, who could barely walk steadily, to crouch in the snow, pick up some dead grass, and sniff it. In her childish voice, she said, “Grandma, these are the roots of motherwort. They don't freeze to death, and we can sell them.”

She could identify a hundred herbs at three, sell prescriptions at four, and own fertile fields and shops at five.

Her biological father, who had walked away without a second thought, knelt outside and kowtowed. “Daughter, your father was wrong, ”

Shen Luxian curled up in her grandmother's arms and waved her little hand. “Grandma, shut the door and let the dog out.”

But the warm jade pendant at her neck had an origin far too grand for this little village to contain...