[Travel between two worlds + medical skills + wish fulfillment + ensemble cast]
When the Marquis household's matriarch, Shen Qingqing, is being arrested and sent into exile, she transmigrates into the body of a mean, ungrateful village shrew!
Old Madam Shen is notorious throughout the village for favoring one child over another.
To pay tuition for her younger second son, she steals the compensation money her eldest son's family received after he died in battle. She even plans to sell her little granddaughter into a ghost marriage!
One day, Old Madam Shen suddenly changes her ways and lays down the law: "This family answers to me!"
She chases the second son's whole family up and down the mountain, gives the eldest son's wife and daughter special meals, brings home her youngest son from forced labor, and even finds the little granddaughter who was sold.
After all, she has a silver bracelet that lets her travel to another world, and she uses it to lead her family to prosperity and help the whole village thrive.
Later, the members of the marquis household, sentenced to exile, travel thousands of miles to reach the place of their banishment.
They expect a life of unbearable poverty, but instead find a place with kindhearted people, prosperous lives, and even greater wealth than the capital.
More importantly, they meet their long-dead ancestor there!
Beautiful, very good
The ideas are amazing, it's the first time I've seen this kind of thing, it's close to life, it's very good
Very good, keep up the good work.
I have to say that this is the first time I have seen such a refreshing author. He updates 1 million words a day.
Except for age and some common sense mistakes, everything else is okay
If you've read the first two chapters, you can read them again and comment.
It looks pretty good from the front, why are so few people reading it? It's okay, the author's writing skills are quite good, but once he's young, he's called longevity, and sometimes he's loyal. The ending was too hasty, and the continued development was not written in detail. The subsequent development of Axiu and several others was not written. I feel a little regretful. The author should have done more extra chapters. And I always feel that the author's world view could have been more extensive, but he stopped at the point of modern society, and there is not much intersection. I hope that the author's subsequent books can reach a higher level.
Take your time and look at it, it's quite beautiful.