I Transmigrated with a Farmers' Market

New novel: "There's a Farmers' Market at Home in the 1970s" [Blurb] Nurse Jiang Baizhi was preparing to retake the college entrance exam and study clinical medicine when she suddenly transmigrated and found herself in an ancient world. Production was relatively underdeveloped there, but fortunately, she had a farmers' market of her own. A limited variety of fruits and vegetables? No problem. She secretly grows pumpkins, winter melons, sweet melons, and other produce. Not enough staple foods? No problem. She introduces crops like corn, potatoes, and sweet potatoes... As for herself, she combines the medicine of this world with what she learned in her previous life to write one medical textbook after another, advancing the development of medicine in this world. The people around her also become more inventive under her influence. Her second older brother creates a semi-automatic loom, a high-speed spinning machine, a foot-operated thresher, and more. Her third younger brother creates all kinds of delicious foods and plans to open a nationwide chain of food stores. Her younger sister develops various skincare and cosmetic products. Her youngest brother devotes himself to creating all kinds of fragrances. Yang Erlang comes up with a way to print patterns directly onto fabric. Her apprentices create machines for semi-automated pill production, and more. Before long, the Jinhua Kingdom, where she lives, becomes the most prosperous nation in the world, and remains powerful for thousands of years... Completed farming novels: "Transmigrated to the 1960s with Space" and "I Carried Chicks Through Time" Other completed novels: Quick Transmigration, "Everyone Adores Her, and She's Loaded!"; "The Male God CP Is a Big Shot [Entertainment Industry]" Note 1: The calendar in the novel follows the lunar calendar. If you're not used to that, convert the months by adding somewhere between 1.5 and 2. Note 2: Weight units in the novel use the modern Chinese system, with ten liang to a jin. Note 3: The gold and silver conversion rate in the novel is: 1 liang of gold = 10 liang of silver = 100 strings of copper coins = 10,000 copper coins. One copper coin is worth about one yuan today. Theme: Live life with optimism