Transmigrate + farming + family separation + face-slapping and crushing scum + a younger brother's secret crush + sign-in lottery assistance
A 25th-century internet celebrity mercenary transmigrates into the body of Liu Daya, the eldest daughter of the third branch of the family. The original owner discovered her lover's affair with the village beauty, was pushed down a slope, and died after hitting her head.
Her grandparents favor sons over daughters and dote on the eldest branch. Her two married-out aunts have spent years calling her mother a home-wrecker and urging the family to sell her six-year-old fourth sister to fund the twin cousins' education. After her mother gives birth to her fifth sister, the grandparents sell the baby. When her eldest aunt hits her little sister, Liu Daya demands a family separation. She bravely chases down a human trafficker, rescues a child along the way, and earns a ten-tael reward. She also takes in Shen Yan, a homeless young man who vows to follow her to the death.
She works hard to earn money and support her family, then unexpectedly unlocks a cat-themed sign-in lottery blind box. Doing good deeds can even earn her wishes!
Her grandparents are so wicked that, to get fifty taels in betrothal gifts for their golden grandson's wedding, they arrange to send her off as a concubine to a wealthy county landlord in his fifties. She tears into her vile relatives, takes on ten people at once, and seizes the chance to sever ties with them.
By day, she stands up to her awful relatives. At night, she puts sacks over their heads and gives her terrible kin and her scumbag ex a vicious beating.
During the famine, she sells illustrated storybooks and dolls, and leads the villagers to seek new ways to make a living. In winter, she helps them build heated beds and teaches the women to knit warm, lightweight sweaters and gloves. They gather duck and goose down to make down jackets and quilts, grow greenhouse vegetables, discover hot springs, raise fish, and cover the hills with flowers and fruit trees. She leads the whole village to prosperity...
She helps her family escape poverty and oppression, then rises to become the village's first landowner to build a three-courtyard brick house, owning a hundred mu of farmland. Who says women are inferior to men? Her grandparents regret everything...
She successfully leads her younger sisters astray. They refuse to torment themselves over others' opinions, and would rather take in a husband than marry and suffer. Their lives keep getting better, and suitors crowd their doorstep...
Young Shen Yan can't stop thinking about her...
Zhan Mingyuan willingly brings a dowry and marries into her family...