Farmhouse Fun

Shan Fubao transmigrates to an ancient farming family, bringing along a transmigration starter pack. It contains just one amazing gift: maxed-out animal affection. The hens at home love her, so they lay eggs like crazy to make sure she has enough to eat. The little animals in the mountains love her too, picking wild fruit and bringing her medicinal herbs. And since humans are the most advanced animals, of course they love her too. This is an alternate-history setting, with little focus on court politics or the royal family. The male lead is down-to-earth, and the story is mainly about the everyday ups and downs of life in a small village. Little skit: Auntie: I'm the big villain. I want money, I want a house, and I want to drive Second Brother's and Third Brother's families out. Everything belongs to me. Fubao appears Why is that little girl from Third Brother's family so darn lovable? Didn't my mother bring back a box of pastries earlier? Hurry and give Fubao a few to fill her stomach. She barely ate anything at lunchtime. Fubao happily takes the pastries and leaves Auntie stares at the half-empty box and stamps her feet. That little vixen from the third branch! Why do I always go soft as soon as I see her? Those pastries were supposed to be saved for my eldest, who's studying at the academy. The next time she sees Fubao Auntie: ... She kicks over a pot. I thought I was supposed to be the big villain! In short, this is a story about someone who makes it impossible for the worst people to act like the worst people. Theme: