A modern female taekwondo athlete transmigrates into the body of Wang Baozhu, a married woman from Xintian Village.
Wang Baozhu's name is rather like that of a famous tragic heroine from an old historical drama. Her experiences are similar, and even her circumstances are much the same.
Wang Baozhu is in a quandary. She wants to go back, but she choked to death laughing while eating sour plum candies and reading an old tearjerker novel, so she can't return.
If she stays, she has to meet her daily wild-vegetable-foraging KPI, put up with her neglectful husband's demanding mother, and deal with the three ungrateful children his late wife left behind. It feels like dying all over again might be preferable.
With her fit body, built through modern exercise, and her clear head, Wang Baozhu decides to break free of fate.
But she only made up her mind the night before. The next morning, her body automatically picked up the little hoe and basket by the wall and headed out. By the time she came to her senses, she was already digging for wild vegetables.
What the hell, have I been haunted by a ghost?
(Read before starting: this story is only 50,000 words, lighthearted, and written as a break after working on other novels. It's just for fun. Add it to your collection if you like it. Updates will come now and then, depending on my mood.)
Theme: Tearjerkers? No way!
