Card-Drawing Genesis in the Countryside

Di Wen, staff member number 301 at the Time-Space Order Bureau, was tired of traveling to various worlds to correct the chaos in the space-time order caused by transmigrators and reborn people. So she took a job that was basically a vacation for her brain and eagerly headed to a world that never managed to produce humans. When Di Wen drew her first Wish Card, she was devastated... Weren’t there supposed to be primitive people?! How had they jumped straight to the farming age?! How were humans with physiques like this supposed to obtain food and materials in such a primitive world? There was a famine going on, and she drew a recipe for a Manchu-Han banquet...?! As it turned out, someone with terrible luck really wasn’t suited to doing anything that depended on chance, like drawing cards. And why had the Creation Mission become competitive, too? Her vacation assignment had once again turned into a three-way contest. One of her opponents was a woman she had secretly loved since her student days, yet had always been at odds with. Bu Nuan: I have terrible luck. I drew all kinds of stuff, but I’m still a clan chief with no one in my tribe. Di Wen: I have terrible luck. I drew nothing but people, and they’re going to eat me out of house and home. Bu Nuan: I hate her. She looks down on those of us who studied management. So annoying. Di Wen: I hate her. Ever since we were students, she’s thought I looked down on her. So annoying. Bu Nuan: Damn it, how could I possibly like someone like her?! Di Wen: Damn it, how does she know what I’m thinking?! New novel [The Emperor and Empress Compete to Spoil the Little Dried Fish]. Please add it to your reading list: Two female best friends with the same romantic preferences transmigrate at the same time and, through a twist of fate, become the Emperor and Empress of the Chong Kingdom. From then on, they embark on a wild adventure through the land, helping each other out... until a little dried fish named Yu Gan appears... Emperor: I like this aloof beauty. An'an, take good care of her for me. Empress: Leave it to me, big sis! I’ll make sure she has everything she needs! Little Dried Fish: Why is Her Majesty the Empress treating me so specially? Could she be trying to put me in danger? Emperor: The Little Dried Fish’s rank is too low, so people keep bullying her. What should we do? Empress: Hurry and raise her rank. I’ll make sure to protect her! Little Dried Fish: Why does Her Majesty the Empress always show up at crucial moments? Could she be trying to make me pick a side? Emperor: Why is the Little Dried Fish’s room so sparsely furnished? An'an, pick out a bunch of things for her and send them over. Empress: All right, all right! I want a set for myself as payment, too! Little Dried Fish: Why does Her Majesty the Empress keep using the Emperor’s name to send me matching things for the two of us? Could it be that... Empress: Little Dried Fish, there’s something I have to tell you. Little Dried Fish: Your Majesty the Empress has given her heart to Yu Gan, and Yu Gan feels the same. Empress: ...Huh?! This is an old-fashioned story about helping a male best friend woo a little dried fish, only to have the little dried fish cling to you instead. Theme: