It wasn't until Cui Yi was six that she belatedly remembered she had been reincarnated from the womb!
At last, she understood why her fingers secretly glowed green. This was her golden finger! No, given the color and what it could do, she'd gotten herself a green finger!
This is a standard farming story about a girl who transmigrates to the Southern Song, grows up among the common folk, plants flowers, fruit trees, medicinal herbs, vegetables, and all sorts of things, and gets rich along the way~
PS: The Southern Song in this story is an alternate version. The transmigration expert Song Xiaozong, or Zhao Gou (the one who killed Yue Fei and doted on Qin Hui), is the adopted son of the emperor. He has already defeated Xia and destroyed Jin, then moved the capital to Kaifeng, so the story's setting is a prosperous era of revival.
By the time the heroine is born, the son of this remarkable man is already emperor, and the era is known as Hexi. The typical sights of city life are: common folk listening to newspapers being read aloud in little teahouses, riding horse-drawn trains between prefectures, and cuju and horse racing having become popular nationwide, loved by both officials and commoners.
