My Mother and I Transmigrate to Farm

Su Shu is a PhD student in economics. Every day, all she does is read papers, conduct research, and write her dissertation. Like most PhD students, she lives in fear of not graduating, and her life is dull. Then an accident, a huge accident, happens. She and her mother transmigrate to an unknown dynasty. The mountains are high, the valleys deep, the land is vast, and the population sparse. The neighbors farther away are practically all bandits. But Su Shu says she doesn't want to leave. She just wants to stay here. Pick fruit, plant fields, raise hunting dogs. Sounds idyllic? Hardly! The wind blows away the thatch, and the roof leaks. The roads are impassable, so how are they supposed to get supplies? There are plenty of natural disasters, and no shortage of trouble caused by people, either. But life has to go on, and it can't be harder than getting a PhD. The physical work has increased, but her mind is much more at ease. What's more, her beloved mother is with her, and she still has her phone as a handy cheat. Life in ancient times won't be so hard to bear, and she can find joy in it, too. (The author hasn't written in a long time, so the writing in the first few chapters isn't very good. Please be patient, dear readers. It gets better as the story goes on.)

Theme: Enjoying life and yearning for a rural idyll