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  1. The Farmer’s Daughter Is a Divine Healer 农家有女是医仙 Ancient Romance228k WordsCompleted Lin Wanqing’s transmigration begins in hell mode: ✓ Living in a woodshed ✓ Eating leftovers ✓ About to be sold as a concubine She’ll carve out a path to success through sheer skill: ☆ One golden needle cures every ailment ☆ Grow gold in the Hundred Herbs Garden ☆ Her scientific farming amazes the world When her medical skills become famous far and wide, and her fields yield precious medicinal herbs, the people who once bullied her are left dumbfounded. 80Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Country Beauty: A Transmigrated Farmer Girl’s Comeback 田园娇客:穿越农女的逆袭 Ancient Romance248k WordsCompleted Fan Xiaoxin is a PhD in modern agricultural science, specializing in developing high-yield seeds. After endless days and nights of research, she finally makes a new breakthrough in hybrid rice. Overjoyed, she suddenly blacks out and collapses in the lab. When she opens her eyes again, she sees a home bare of all possessions, and her mind goes blank. Before long, she spots two tiny, scrawny children in patched clothes beside the bed, crying and calling, “Big Sister, wake up! Don’t leave Nannan an 21Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Ancient Cuisine Guide: Transmigrating as a Farmer’s Daughter and Becoming a Little Chef 古代美食攻略:穿越农家小厨娘 Ancient Romance237k WordsOngoing Ren Zhixia, a famous food blogger, was in a car accident and her soul transmigrated into a peasant girl with the same name. Her new family's situation was dire: her father was injured and unable to move about, her mother was timid, and her uncle's family often bullied them. She was startled, then quickly realized her predicament. She was no longer the skilled food blogger from the twenty-first century. She had transmigrated to an unfamiliar ancient farming household. Looking at the dilapidated h 1Reads—Score—Shelves